Committing to the liberation struggle from "summary" of Revolutionary Suicide by Huey P. Newton
To commit to the liberation struggle means dedicating oneself entirely to the cause of freedom and justice. It requires a deep understanding of the oppressive systems in place and a willingness to take action to dismantle them. This commitment is not just a passing interest or a temporary phase; it is a lifelong dedication to fighting against inequality and exploitation. When one commits to the liberation struggle, they are making a conscious choice to stand on the side of the oppressed and marginalized. They recognize that the status quo is unjust and unsustainable, and they refuse to be complicit in perpetuating it. This commitment requires courage, resilience, and a willingness to challenge the existing power ...
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