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Could you talk about how that process went for you as a young organizer thinking about doing things like this for the first time.would you make the case for why we should not be only defensive for the next four years?BJ: I think we shouldnt only be defensive because we have a lot of answers we need to be generating at the same time.

because I think it is that kind of wishy-washiness that people think others still believe what they do.I think of the Harriet Tubman quote: I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.I think that is going to be one of the major things we need to figure out how to organize around in order for this work to move forward.

I think what we have already seen is the need for really looking at how we shut down the ways that he can enact these policies.We were in front of one of the seventeen checkpoints that were feeding people into the inauguration.

but I can imagine what seeing Bree Newsome just climb up the flagpole and take down the Confederate flag could have done for a lot of people.

trying to just use your politics to just hopefully get someone else on your side isnt going to be helpful.Thats like Michael Lydon or Ellen Willis blaming rock and roll music for the failures of the sixties.

and about how its transformations—notably toward intense and desperate strategies of circulation for profit-taking—shape how people fight to get free. But to insist on Jonathans lack of knowing is finally in tension with your claim that he does know the terrible thing.

Ive been thinking a lot about the talk you gave recently as part of the Popular Music Books in Process series.Maybe it is inevitably true that if you have a theory of the end you end up with a theory of the beginning.