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In Defense of Revolution

For Americans, revolutions are dangerous things. It is true that every school boy is taught that our nation was born out of a revolutionary struggle, but those who speak of revolutions today, whether they be the black leaders in the ghetto or the young intellectuals and peasants of Latin America and Asia are denounced as anti-American. We pay lip service to a kind of revolutionary tradition and yet the accepted ideology is that revolutions are just not the way to accomplish desired ends. It is true that we would almost all agree that in some situations a man must rebel against injustice, but rebellion is taken as the ultimate act of a desperate man, rather than an organized activity which can be justified by philosophers and political thinkers.