Sometimes If You Want To

Existence Is Violent, I Exist, Therefore I'm Violent. . . In That Way.

I Always Said This And The People Think It's A Cute Answer, But I Say We Have Always Been In The System And That's Why We Fight Because We Don't Like The System. We Are Trying To Transform It.

You Can Jail A Revolutionary But You Can't Jail The Revolution. You Can Run A Freedom Fighter Around The Country, But You Can't Run Freedom Fighting Around The Country. You Can Murder A Liberator, But You Can't Murder Liberation.

I Think Generally Speaking, Both People Are Trying To Be Free From The Abuses Of The White Racist North American Authorities. I Think That's The One Common Denominator. The Cubans Found A Way To Liberate Themselves And We Haven't Found The Way Yet. So That's The Difference.

I Am Very Happy Here [on Cuba], But I Feel I Have Work To Do In The United States. It's Where I Can Identify With The Total World Struggle For Socialism. But I Think As A North American, As A Black North American, I Have Certain Understandings - Certain Contributions - To Make That Are Unique To The North Amerian Experience.