Far from a “washed up terrorist,” Bill Ayers is a brilliant progressive who reflects here on the election, the 60s, and the future of democratic politics. ”History is always in the making. It’s up to us. It is up to me and to you. Nothing is predetermined. That makes our moment on this earth both hopeful and all the more urgent—we must find ways to become real actors, to become authentic subjects in our own history.”
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"What is stolen during work time cannot be regained by submitting to what that work has produced." (French graffiti, 2006)
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