I Had As Well Be

What I Ask For The Negro Is Not Benevolence, Not Pity, Not Sympathy, But Simply Justice.

The Life Of The Nation Is Secure Only While The Nation Is Honest, Truthful, And Virtuous.

American Labor Rights Activist, On Activities Of The National Farm Workers Association Human Law May Know No Distinction Among Men In Respect Of Rights, But Human Practice May.

I Assert Most Unhesitatingly, That The Religion Of The South Is A Mere Covering For The Most Horrid Crimes—a Justifier Of The Most Appalling Barbarity…a Shelter Under…which The Darkest, Foulest, Grossest, And Most Infernal Deeds Of Slaveholders Find The Strongest Protection

The Ballot Is The Only Safety.