Reena Goldthree on New Hampshire Public Radio

"I think one of the most important things to remember in this moment, and something that the leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement tweeted out in the aftermath of the horrific shooting in Dallas, is that the Black Lives Matter movement is a movement for justice, equality and community. It is not a movement that in any way celebrates or promotes the murder of anyone—police officer, civilian, black, or white. What we are all working for is a world that is less violent, less unequal, and less unjust."--Professor Reena Goldthree in an interview with New Hampshire Public Radio.

Listen to the interview or read the transcript here.