Got a link?
Unfortunately not. I read it when fellow member Stratmad published the photos of the interview, just before they got taken down by the mods. I'm sure he still has it, so try to contact him
Yes, I have it, but didn't scan it at the time (for copyright reasons). It was only the cover and my summary.
I remember that there was an unusual lot of politics in that interview, in the sense that they talked about a lot of political topics. But in fact, MK painstakingly avoided stating his own political views throughout the interview! He would always quote what someone else might think, what someone might feel or be afraid of, what some people might believe etc. The only clear message was that he objects to extremism of any sort and sees it as the root of many negative developments in the past and now.
The other thing he observed (!) was that coping with change seems to be difficult for many people, which is why they turn to parties or groups that offer simple solutions.
This means (my interpretation!) two things:
a) that MK is a) more than aware of what racism and xenophobia can lead to - they were mainly talking about Nazi Germany, but the parallel to other countries of the present was obvious.
b) He is more open to change than most people and ready to adapt to new things. I mean, his entire biography is proof of that! Why not go with the flow and accept women at Garrick's, then? :-)