Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

"I’m one part of the universe, trying to figure out another part of the universe."

"I want to live in a world where I can be a physicist without also being asked to speak on or compensate for the persistent racism of institutions."

"I remember the moment my freshman year of college when I asked my electromagnetism teaching fellow what a breadboard was and instead of answering my question, he laughed and said, “You should know this. You don’t belong in this class."

"I want Black children to grow up free, knowing the night sky, knowing that it belongs to them too. I want Black people to live good long lives, free of fear of police and vigilante violence. We cannot do this until we confront and end white supremacy and anti-Blackness."