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Quotes from Interview — Dorothy Zellner

born 1938 United States

← All quotes by Dorothy Zellner

5 quotes

When I was in the south in the 60s, the white people didn’t really curse you out, they just tried to kill you.

Interview (2014)

Remember, it’s not because of our failure that we’re being attacked, but because of our success.

Interview (2014)

White people who opposed segregation publicly were shut down or arrested or threatened and so forth.

Interview (2014)

It’s the struggle that counts. You have to be willing to struggle.

Interview (2014)

I am a critic of Zionism. The more I read about it the more critical I am of it.

Interview (2014)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Dorothy Zellner (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.