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Title Page
About the Layout
Preface to the 1997 edition by Mary-Alice Waters
Introduction to the 1997 edition by Michel Prairie
Who are the enemies of the people?
A radiant future for our country
Power must be the business of a conscious people
Building a new society, rid of social injustice and imperialist domination
The People’s Revolutionary Courts
There is only one colour — that of African unity
Our struggle draws strength from Cuba’s example and support
Asserting our identity, asserting our culture
Our White House is in Black Harlem
Freedom must be conquered
Dare to invent the future
The CDRs’ job is to raise consciousness, act, produce
What is the Nonaligned Movement doing?
A death that must enlighten and strengthen us
Against those who exploit and oppress us – here and in France
The revolution cannot triumph without the emancipation of women
A united front against the debt
We can count on Cuba
Our revolution needs a people who are convinced, not conquered
Eight million Burkinabè, eight million revolutionaries
You cannot kill ideas
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About the Book
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Thomas Sankara
Thomas Sankara Speaks
