s, ability and aptitude like all the rest of the people who make up the human species, and we're no longer going to be sitting back letting others use us or be submissive and not have real input.
" . . . Black women have been strong, resilient persons," continued Chisholm, "and I think there is a hidden fear that if they begin to move out and develop organizationally, there is a possibility they can outstrip other groups . . . . But we will be mobilizing . . . to become a political force to be reckoned with in the American scheme of things."