Well Of Course I Get

In A Sense The Quest For The Emancipation Of Black People In The U.s. Has Always Been A Quest For Economic Liberation Which Means To A Certain Extent That The Rise Of Black Middle Class Would Be Inevitable.

I Guess I Would Say First Of All That We Tend To Go Back To The 60s And We Tend To See These Struggles And These Goals In A Relatively Static Way.

It's True That It's Within The Realm Of Cultural Politics That Young People Tend To Work Through Political Issues, Which I Think Is Good, Although It's Not Going To Solve The Problems

We Live In A Society Of An Imposed Forgetfulness, A Society That Depends On Public Amnesia.

We Still Have To Struggle Against The Impact Of Racism, But It Doesn't Happen In The Same Way. I Think It Is Much More Complicated Today Than It Ever Was.