Feb 23, 2013
“Capitalism...has us reacting to stimuli so that in the process of reacting, we think we are thinking.”
Kwame Ture, International Black Solidarity Rally, Friends House, Euston, London, 29 September 1983
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“Capitalism...has us reacting to stimuli so that in the process of reacting, we think we are thinking.”
Kwame Ture, International Black Solidarity Rally, Friends House, Euston, London, 29 September 1983
Dialectics of liberation
In 1997 I attended the function to unveil a statue of Steve Biko in East London to mark the 20th anniversary of his murder. My dreadlocks were new, not professionally done and quite ugly, but I was determined not to hide them. I was introduced to Kwame Ture (formerly Stokeley Carmichael) by the Azapo guys. One of the things he said to me was: "Thank you, my sister, for your hair." Just over a year later he died from cancer
#This was posted on facebook by one of my relatives yesterday...