The Freedom that Matters Most is…
The freedom that matters most is how we feel inside about ourselves. Prisons, ghettos, concentration camps, barrios, favelas, colonies can restrict mind and body, kill both, but until the spirit is extinguished, the possibility of freedom lives. Freedom’s about choices. The self-grounded, self-motivated decision to imagine (create) a range of choices and the resolve to choose among them.
John Edgar Wideman
Introduction
Ready for Revolution, the Life and Struggles of Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture)