We must want equality, and we must grasp that equality does not coexist with class structure. - Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz

By speaking about anti-Semitism, Jewish women unsettle an unspoken equation in the radical women's movement: in a society like ours, deeply racist and absurdly pretending to classlessness, class comes to be seen as identical to race. People of color are considered the same as working and poor people.

However difficult, weary, or frightening, there is only one way to go: forward. But singing.

A movement, even a radical movement, is also an institution with its own set of leaders, power dynamics and hierarchy.