What are You Willing to Fight For?





What are you willing to FIGHT for? (Philosophically, spiritually, physically).

For me, it's RESPECT!: Respect for my intellect, respect for my Integrity, respect for my individuality, respect for my right to exist not eclipse in elites shadow.

That's what I fight for.

Cap Black

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