Friday, August 21, 2009

Thoughts for the day

Martin Luther King: “The white establishment is skilled in flattering and cultivating emerging leaders. It presses its own image on them and finally, from imitation of manners, dress, and style of living, a deeper strain of corruption develops. This kind of Negro leader acquires the white man's contempt for the ordinary Negro. He is often more at home with the middle-class white than he is among his own people. His language changes, his location changes, his income changes, and ultimately he changes from the representative of the Negro to the white man into the white man's representative to the Negro. The tragedy is that too often he does not recognize what has happened to him.”


"Every activity that asserts individuality and autonomy from corporate/government/religious control is in itself a profoundly revolutionary act."

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Choose only one master -- Nature. Rembrandt, painter and etcher (1606-1669)