I would be guilty only if I were innocent of working to destroy racism in my country.
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This quote by Nadine Gordimer encapsulates a profound moral conviction and a challenge to societal injustices, particularly racism. It reflects a powerful statement of allegiance to the fight against inequality and a steadfast refusal to accept guilt for actions rooted in the pursuit of justice. The structure of the quote cleverly inverts common logical assumptions about guilt and innocence. In saying that she would only be guilty if she were innocent...
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