Kwame Ture Quotes
The only way we’ll get freedom for ourselves is to identify ourselves with every oppressed people in the world. We are blood brothers to the people of Brazil, Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba — yes Cuba, too.
We have two evils to fight, capitalism and racism. We must destroy both racism and capitalism.
Black Power is giving power to people who have not had power to determine their destiny.
The secret of life is to have no fear.
We do not accept the philosophy that there is more than one kind of people.
Education and organizing are the keys to our liberation.
In order to achieve real change, we must unite and work together as a community.
The fight for justice and equality is a lifelong commitment.
We must create our own narrative and tell our own stories.
We must build a movement that is inclusive and embraces the diversity of our communities.
Our liberation is bound up with the liberation of all oppressed people.
We must confront and dismantle the systems of oppression that have kept us down for centuries.
Our struggle is not just about equality, but about reclaiming our humanity.
We must resist and challenge the status quo.
Our strength lies in our unity and solidarity.
We must reject the lie of white supremacy and embrace our own power and greatness.
Our fight is not just against individuals, but against the oppressive systems that they represent.
We must not be afraid to disrupt and shake up the status quo.
Kwame Ture Quotes part 2
We must invest in the education and empowerment of our youth.
Our struggle is not just about the present, but about creating a better future for generations to come.
We must not let fear or doubt hold us back from fighting for what is right.
We must be relentless in our pursuit of justice and equality.
We must love and support one another in our struggle.
We must not shy away from uncomfortable conversations about race and privilege.
We must always remember the power of our collective voice and action.
We must challenge and dismantle the systems of oppression that try to divide and conquer us.
We must prioritize the needs and voices of the most marginalized in our community.
We must reclaim our history and tell our stories from our perspective.
We must build and sustain grassroots movements that empower and uplift our communities.
We must create spaces that are safe and supportive for all members of our community.
We must challenge the notion of individual success and instead strive for collective liberation.
We must constantly educate ourselves and stay informed about the issues that affect us.
We must confront our own biases and privilege in order to be effective allies to other oppressed groups.
We must not wait for someone else to lead the way, but take action ourselves.
We must challenge and reject the idea that our worth as individuals is determined by our proximity to whiteness.
We must not be afraid to be bold and radical in our demands for justice.
We must build coalitions and alliances with other social justice movements.
We must invest in the economic empowerment of our communities.
We must not be silent in the face of injustice, but use our voices to speak out for what is right.
We must remember that our struggle is not isolated, but connected to struggles for justice and liberation worldwide.
We must be resilient in the face of adversity and never give up on our fight for equality.
We must reclaim and celebrate our African heritage and culture.
We must challenge and disrupt the systems that perpetuate poverty and inequality.
We must support and uplift black-owned businesses and organizations.
We must center and amplify the voices of black women in our movement.
We must challenge and dismantle the systems of mass incarceration and police brutality.
We must invest in the health and well-being of our communities.
We must demand reparations for the centuries of slavery and oppression we have endured.
We must celebrate and uplift the achievements and contributions of black people throughout history.
We must never forget our power and potential to create change.