It is impossible to put one million workers in the street advancing the Million Worker March's demands at this point in history, but I have and will continue to do what I can to change that (and so do others committed to social change on the left), so that in the future we will have not just one million workers but millions of workers mobilizing for the Million Worker March's demands and more. There is no instant gratification in political organizing, especially in nations such as the United States where there is no strong foundation (like a strong labor movement, a powerful political party of the working class and our allies, well-organized movements of millions of politically active women, Blacks, Latinos, etc.) for it. That we can't have what we want to have right away, that we have to work very hard for it so we will be able to have it in the future, with no guarantee that our hard work will be eventually rewarded -- that's no reason to give up. -- Yoshie
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