Peoples enter revolution through their own cultural terms, not imported ideology

Evidence

In this way he pressed home the recognition that whatever the objective forces propelling a people toward struggle, resistance, and revolution, they would come to that struggle in their own cultural terms. … Wright made it clear that the objections raised by Du Bois, Padmore, James, Williams, Cox, and other Black radicals were grounded from below in the historical consciousness of the Black masses. — Cedric J. Robinson, Black Marxism_ The Making of the Black…, 1440