The Proof That One Truly Believes Is

The Moral Man Is He Who Is Opposed To Injustice Per Se, Opposed To Injustice Wherever He Finds It; The Moral Man Looks For Injustice First Of All In Himself.

Gays Are Beginning To Realize What Blacks Learned Long Ago: Unless You Are Out Here Fighting For Yourself Then Nobody Else Will Help You. I Think The Gay Community Has A Moral Obligation To Continue The Fight.

The Real Radical Is That Person Who Has A Vision Of Equality And Is Willing To Do Those Things That Will Bring Reality Closer To That Vision. . .

I Would Say Except When I Have Been Attacked The Black Community Has Seldom Seen Fit To Even Mention The Gay Aspect. And Since When I Have Been Attacked I Have Usually Been Defended By The Black Community, I Would Say That The Black Newspapers Have Played It Very Straight. If I Was Attacked They Simply Published That I Was Attacked, If I Was Defended They Simply Said I Had Been Defended. But I Don't Think They Have Taken Any Effort At Maligning Me Or Maligning Gays Or Making Any Effort To Give To People Anything That Wasn't News.

The Journey Of Reconciliation Was Organized Not Only To Devise Techniques For Eliminating Jim Crow In Travel, But Also As A Training Ground For Similar Peaceful Projects Against Discrimination In Such Major Areas As Employment And In The Armed Services.