“When there is more concern for white sports fans in the vicinity of a riot than the black people facing off with police, there is mounting justification for the rage and pain of black communities in this country. Acknowledging” — Cindy Milstein Copy Share Image
“All these iterations have been political interventions: as provocation, as direct action to discomfort, as challenge to what I consider nonliberatory praxis. They are also an invitation to constructively debate the many thorny questions for which none of us have the answers, to hone our strategies and tactics within social struggles while tangibly looking out for each other. They serve,… — Cindy Milstein Copy Share
“Political change does not, and never has, come about through peaceful protest alone.” — Cindy Milstein Copy Share Image
“Indigenous struggle cannot simply be accommodated within other struggles; it demands solidarity on its own terms. The” — Cindy Milstein Copy Share Image
“to loathe the United States of America and capitalism, to want them destroyed, means the task set in front of us is to attack… — Cindy Milstein Copy Share Image
“The pieces in "Taking Sides" do not agree with each other. That isn't accidental. There are no easy or singular responses or resolutions to… — Cindy Milstein Copy Share Image
“When there is more concern for white sports fans in the vicinity of a riot than the black people facing off with police, there… — Cindy Milstein Copy Share Image
