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If to believe in freedom and equality is to be a radical, then I am a radical.
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The speaker accepts being called a “radical” if believing in freedom and equality earns that label. The statement treats those principles as straightforward commitments, not extreme ones, and says the label should not make the speaker retreat from them.
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