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"Yale Environmental Forum Speech." First and foremost, allow me to say what an honor and a privilege it is to have been invited to address you on the topic of grave concern to us all. In the interest of expediency, in order to stay within the time allotted, I'm afraid I will have to leave out a great amount of information, which I believe would be of great interest to you all. However, all is not lost. You can hear the entire speech at prisonradio.org. As we struggled to put people and not corporations in charge of our lives and governance, who seek real and sustainable victories toward that goal, it is vital that we link our descent, our strategies, and our vision to their roots. Alexander Meiklejohn, a thoughtful student and teacher on matters of the Constitution and the First Amendment, was right when he suggested that we underestimate the task of using our minds and, I would add, our hearts to which we are summoned by our plan of government. Indeed, for activists, understandings, and undertakings that do