Imagining the future together
I’m saddened that I don’t have the imagination to understand [how] we’re going to get from a to b but I think we need to discuss how we’re going to get from a and b together because there are smarter people than me.
I’m saddened that I don’t have the imagination to understand [how] we’re going to get from a to b but I think we need to discuss how we’re going to get from a and b together because there are smarter people than me.
I do not like electoral politics but I consider electoral politics to be important particularly given the fact that as the left we’re so fucking weak.
So how we organize, and how we talk to each other, and how we behave is extremely important.
…I think this generation of activists has a body of knowledge based on the trajectory of things that have happened in the last thirty, forty years that you are actually more humble about.
The problem is that those kinds of wins are always so finite in time and they’re not perfect.
Personally I’m really critical of [the belief that] in order to mobilize people [you] have [to] appeal to the lowest common denominator.
….I think there’s the whiteness of our movements and then there’s racism in Halifax and where the activist community fits in to addressing that.