reformistly

— As Ruth Wilson Gilmore adds, this will necessarily involve “grab[ing] the resources that we can use, always mindful of the peril that any day, the gate might come down, and we can’t do it again the next day…” and thinking of the institution “as something not that we work inside to reform, reformistly, but as a mass and potential of resources that we can use, at least tentatively, for other things” (“Solidarity”).