WCP: Closing the Intergenerational Wealth Gap (Continued)

“As long as we sense the loss as a burden it will be a problem for us.  But if we can ever confront the loss with our rational mind and try to dispel the darkness in that situation so that we can understand it, it will not be necessary for a people to go back to what they were in order to have a sense of their identity or a sense of freedom or a sense of an originality.  It is only necessary that they confront it with their rational mind and accept it, explore it, and examine it, so that you will  know it and understand it, then you can either try to reconstitute that life or you can say it is not worth it.  Begin where you are or the reality that you are in as the realm of your reality.” 

3-30-97 “Common Language Syntax & The African Plight: Seeing The Connection” Oakland Ca.