"Ooh you son of a bitch, you just had to tell them, didn't you?"
Foxy yells this at her brother Link as she busts down his door and shoots at him. Link is the one who ratted out her boyfriend and caused his death.
"Foxy, I'm a black man, and I don't know how to sing, and I don't know how to dance, and I don't know how to preach to no congregation. I'm too small to be a football hero, and too ugly to be elected mayor. But I watch TV and I see all them people and them fine homes they live in and all them nice cars they drive and I get all full of ambition. Now you tell me what I'm supposed to do with all this ambition I got?"
Link is lamenting to his sister Foxy about this great ambition he has but how he also lacks any skillset that would allow him to live the life he desires. This has been what's turned him to the lifestyle he's leading.
"And why not? It could be your brother too, or your sister, or your children. I want justice for all of them. And I want justice for all the people whose lives are bought and sold, so that a few big shots can climb up on their backs, and laugh at the law, and laugh at human decency. But most of all, I want justice for a man, this man had love in his heart, and he died because he went out of his neighborhood to do what he thought was right."
Foxy tells Dawes that she wants justice for all the people whose lives are being ruined by the few in power who seek to keep their grips on society. She wants justice for the people, like her boyfriend, who were murdered for doing what is right.
