Abar, the First Black Superman1977

Abar:
You black politicians don't give a damn about what's happenin' with the black mans' needs.

Dudley:
I feel that there's a political solidarity for the good of the blacks well represented blacks on City Hall.

Abar:
Not there, man, but here. What we want is you politicians to come into our homes, our neighborhood, see and listen to our cries. Not sit up there at City Hall and space capital, listen to the echo from the ghetto. Like, that ain't doin' us no good, man. See what do we from here.

B.F.U. Secretary:
Like most others, you have your 35 or 40,000 dollar a year job. Your kid's in a private school and two or three cars in your driveway.