Liberators must nourish their minds and their structure with goodness, so that in the event disasters in their Villages, they are ready and capable of helping their people to survive, and be removed to safer sorroundings man, woman and children. Therefore, if we are so feeble, frail and delicate, that we are afraid to enter a room are a house, becuase a woman is inside that house or room, having her monthly natural period, then what kind of African liberators are us?
Are we going to be afraid to lift that woman and take her away from the danger zone, to a safer place, simply because she is having her manthly period, and we are afraid that we may be polluted by touching her?
Liberation has more to do, with the actions which we take than the multitudes of words which we speak. You did make mention of Moses in your reasoning, who ever Moses was, I do not think that he would have abandoned sisters in the wildernss who were having their monthly period, simple because he think that they were unclean and that they would have polluted him and his people, if Moses had the faith to throw down his rod and make it become a serpent, them he also had the faith to care for those Iyaughtas who were having their monthly period in that wilderness.
Take the best care of yourself and your people.
Again I send many oceans of blessings and self determination to African people everywhere.
ONE BLACK HEART ONE BLACK LOVE.
Baba Ras Marcus.
