We Are Facing A Stiff Wind Right

I'm A Third World Person. I Grew Up In An Occupied Zone [greenville, South Carolina] And Had To Negotiate With The Superpower, Really The Colonial Power.

When We Were Hit On 9/11 It Took Us A Few Weeks To Get The Coalition Together Because [george] Bush Had Come In With A Kind Of Narrow Ideology, Looking At The World, I'd Say, Through A Keyhole And Not Through A Door.

At The End Of The Day, We're Defined By Our Predicament, Not By The Sides Of Town.

We Reveal Our Joys And Successes, We Conceal Our Pain.

The Black Public Sector Middle Class Teachers, Policeman, Firemen, And Post Office Workers, Those Jobs Have Been On The Decline But There Hasn't Been A Corresponding Increase In The Private Sector. What Is Especially Painful Is Government Policy Bailed Out The Banks Without Making Them Make Reinvestments For Rebuilding. The Result Is 53-million Americans Are Food Insecure, 50-million Americans Are In Poverty, 44 Million Are On Food Stamps, 26 Million Are Looking For A Job.