“In the world as it is, man moves primarily because of self-interest. In the world as it is, the right things are… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“To face the days ahead we must ask two questions: first, "Where are we?" and second, "Where do we go from here?" We Americans… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“Some say it’s no coincidence that the question mark is an inverted plow, breaking up the hard soil of old beliefs and preparing for… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“Today everything is so complex as to be incomprehensible. What sense does it make for men to walk on the moon while other men… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“I suggest that those who live in the past don't want a confrontation with the present. I believe that white Americans welcome the present… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“Senility is a relinquishment of life as it is in the here and now and the taking of refuge into the security and familiarity… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“The road to fascism and dictatorship is paved with apathy, hopelessness, frustration, futility, and despair in the masses of people. It is this fear… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“The great American dream that reached out to the stars has been lost to the stripes. We have forgotten where we came from, we… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“History is made up of "moral" judgments based on politics. We condemned Lenin's acceptance of money from the Germans in 1917 but were discreetly… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“You regard yourself as tolerant, and in that one adjective you most fittingly describe yourself. You really don’t like people you tolerate them. You… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“In the world as it is, man moves primarily because of self-interest. In the world as it is, the right things are usually done… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“Process tells us how. Purpose tells us why. But in reality, it is academic to draw a line between them, they are part of… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
“Politically we feel alienated, rejected, and hopeless. The chasm between the people and their political representatives has widened to a terrifying degree. In a… — Saul D. Alinsky Copy Share Image
