How to Build the End of the World: In Defense of the Chaotic Protester / Miliaku Nwabueze
We're not gonna fit into 'Who's the leader? What's your campaign strategy? Who's the organization?' We're not gonna fit into that, right? Because it's not about becoming an organization that becomes a business and a 501(c)(3). It's about changing the way we live every day with each other.
Miliaku Nwabueze talks with Chuck about her Scaliwag essay, "How to Build the End of the World: In Defense of the Chaotic Protester."
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Miliaku Nwabueze
Miliaku is an anti-disciplinarian constellation architect, chaos orchestrator, and glitch enthusiast who splits her time between New York and Atlanta. She is a queer, Igbo-Black American originally born and raised in Detroit who writes, designs, and wonders.
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