Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 11月30日 06時01分

Civil rights icon and activist Angela Davis spoke in honor of Toni Morrison’s legacy at a recent memorial for the author. 🙏 Morrison, who won the 1993 Nobel Prize in Literature, died in August at age 88. The memorial took place in New York City, where a crowd of over 3,000 people gathered to mourn Morrison’s death. In addition to being a celebrated author, Morrison was an editor at Random House for nearly two decades. Speaking about Morrison’s intention to publicize the works of Black activists who marched or protested, Davis said that as an editor, Morrison made sure “there was a published record” of those who “put themselves on the line.” “Toni also understood much better than anyone else, I believe, that deep radical change happens not so much because people march and put themselves on the line, however important this kind of activism might be,” Davis said, “but rather because we collectively learn to imagine ourselves on different terms with the world ― we realize that we can change, along with the conditions of our lives.” // Head to the link in bio for more. // 📷: Getty Images

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