How many of us teach our own children to be dignified, free? How many of us knowingly teach them to be poor? How many dignified, free men does our society, our world need?...

There is a kind of courage beyond all others – that of being dignified, free.

It is hard to understand the life of the poor when you yourself never experienced the poverty that you have to share with your children, their eyes, sickness, dreams.

History abounds of leaders that imposed humiliating conditions upon their people. Few understood that man is a dignified creature, the people is a dignified creature, supported, naturally, by the people that proved, imposed their dignity.

Money buys everything, if there is no dignity.

How long can one's dignity stay firm when its sheer existence is constantly whipped by injustice, by helplessness? How many people could there be asking this question and why?