The discipline is nonviolence, and anyone who begins to deviate from this is generally stopped by the group before the police can intervene. (Agents and Femonstrations)

...it is clear there is no middle ground, no way to play the game to win the revolution without jeopardizing the beat of your heart. Until whites reach that gut point where they’re willing to risk all, then there is no
possibility of working with blacks...In revolution, all must be risked for all to be won. (The Orangeburg Massacre)

Those who oppress do not respond to petitions, demonstrations, and the demands of the oppressed. The oppressor murders at his leisure and does not cease until the oppressed, recognizing that the oppressor has no right to oppress, assert their right to live by using the only language the oppressor has ever used and that the only language that he understands—the sound of gunfire, the sound of dynamite, the sound of his own death in his ear. (The Orangeburg Massacre)

The revolutionary is he who refuses to understand anything except that no man has the right to oppress another and that the oppressed can do no wrong and the oppressor can do no right. (Right and Wrong)

Those who sympathize with the revolution, yet do not do what they can to aid it are as much the enemy as the active counterrevolutionary. (Right and Wrong).

If white folks want us to believe that they are serious about revolution, then they'll have to start getting angry when a black person is murdered. (The Funeral of Martin Luther King, Jr.)