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cams een bos Dede LOR die a fava 2! Gk edhe om a OME aE We see that our nists th a's etter iife “ the ' abolittontsts that better ive rm Cc Hed to 2 Cerhiin pow foncter confined to a certain yeor raphical erea, he South). We sve that we are spread throth the - confines of racise Anierica. We see thar once we were coofined to a certain area, expluited and oppressed in the foul clutches of Slavery. We foucht our way out of this lower form of slavery, wo expanded and imisrated to tre North, believing tee lying lips of ae eke i + . ' ated . avaited us. We moved orth, but - became entrenched in a different, hizher form of slavery based not on Jand, but in the factories. This is called capitalism. So now we see thar we are struggling in al] parts of the country, in all sec- tors of the economy, on alt fronts in this society, If we understand that, then we can understand that nothing fs isolated, the struggle isn't just happening In the North, in the cities, la California, In the South, that the struggle isn’t just happening in che courts, In the schools, in the factories, that the struggle doesn’t just invoive che Black Panther Party, and Black people, thatthe struggle is happen- ing everywhere. Because the con- ditions and basis for a revolution exist everywhere in racist Baby- lon, We can see that itis necessary fur the whole people to rise up aguinst the oppressor, the enemy, and smash him into non-existence. We can seo that we can never aljow the enemy to force us to think In terms of the part, and place pri- mary focus on the part, to loc. to recionaliza aD ope ele align the cre alize the struggle, it, to confine it to 4 certain area, We should always think and act in terms of the whole, the whole country, the whole people, the whole problem, the whole sclution. We must do it this sey, simply: because his is the culv way lo get total and camplete liber ction for our people, *. As we begin the [inal stage of this revcluiionary thrust, we see it having its beginning inthe South, {. where the conditions ard the people were the most backward. As this was happening, we can see the eaemy trying shrewdly fo confine the struggle to a certain area, to kecp it from spreading to the rest of the oppressed mas>es, the miaj- ority, the whole people. We tee them tering to tell us thal the = ple are fighting conditions (pat are Perticulucte hele own rowil, their city, their revion, We see them me