"So, again, if you want to address the question whether women are oppressed in African society, you do not ask has any African man ever beaten his African woman, or shouted her down. You ask what are the constitutional provisions respecting the role of women in society"
"Now, there is a contrasting African asili, because everywhere in Africa, across disparate nations on that great continent, you find that they share in common a traditional article of constitution, namely the right to land, as distinct from the private ownership thereof."
"In the same way, the picture painted in Africa of African-Americans is similarly biased, and similarly motivated, so that Africans coming over here are warned ahead of time to steer clear of those crazy Negroes!"
"the European asili gave us one barbarism after another in its social arrangements, namely fuedalism, imperialism, slavery, colonialism, neo-colonialism, and sexism, all based on the notion that the stronger has a right of might to steal the land and labor of the weaker. That is barbaric, and for that reason, inferior to a system in which the fundamental values, for example the "right to land," would make all these things constitutionally unacceptable."
"Now, there is a contrasting African asili, because everywhere in Africa, across disparate nations on that great continent, you find that they share in common a traditional article of constitution, namely the right to land, as distinct from the private ownership thereof."
"In the same way, the picture painted in Africa of African-Americans is similarly biased, and similarly motivated, so that Africans coming over here are warned ahead of time to steer clear of those crazy Negroes!"
"the European asili gave us one barbarism after another in its social arrangements, namely fuedalism, imperialism, slavery, colonialism, neo-colonialism, and sexism, all based on the notion that the stronger has a right of might to steal the land and labor of the weaker. That is barbaric, and for that reason, inferior to a system in which the fundamental values, for example the "right to land," would make all these things constitutionally unacceptable."