I once listened to a woman describe a group of men marching toward her house with sticks lit afire, screaming things like 'git the nigger' and 'kill the nigger bitch.' Those tiki torches weren't about protest. They were about a statement. It said, 'We're still here because we never left. Janelle Gray
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  2. Hate the sin, love the sinner. - Mahatma Gandhi
  3. The opposite of love is not hate, its apathy, when you simply don't bother about that person! - Amish Tripathi
  4. Hate is... It's too easy. Love. Love takes courage. - Hannah Harrington
  5. Stronger than lover's love is lover's hate. Incurable, in each, the wounds they make. - Euripides
More Quotes By Janelle Gray
  1. The saddest feeling is knowing you deserve freedom and still feeling caged.
  2. Our history, America’s history, has been so heavily edited. In history classes, we don’t really go into full discussions about the past. People, struggles, and triumphs have been erased. As a result, we now have a generation, my generation, of people who are intelligent but...
  3. I watched as people went to the memorial reading the names. I started at the first entry from 1954. I read each one quietly but out loud to myself, like I’d done with the names of those in the museum. I felt somehow they were...
  4. Back then, Black churches were a small piece of peace. Church was a world where, even with its imperfections, the offer of equality and common humanity was the sustenance needed to make it through the rest of the week in a society that deemed them...
  5. I once listened to a woman describe a group of men marching toward her house with sticks lit afire, screaming things like 'git the nigger' and 'kill the nigger bitch.' Those tiki torches weren't about protest. They were about a statement. It said, 'We're still...
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