1,474 Quotes About Black

In ancient times "African" and "Ethiopian" meant the same thing: A Black

People don't think the universe don't be like it is, but it do

People don't think the universe be like it is, but it do

I cannot believe the path to victory lies in staining our souls so black we become indistinguishable from those we fight.

Things are always either black or white. The grey in between is only a confusion.

Nobody love a black girl. Not even herself

I don't give a damn if there's any hope for them or not. But I know that I am not about to be bugged by any more white jokers who still can't figure out whether I'm human or not. If they don't know, baby, sad on them, and I hope they drop dead slowly, in great pain.

She wore black, the color of nuns and witches, the color of the loneliest corners of outer space, where gravity prevents all light from escaping, the name given to boxes tucked into airplanes, the ones that explain the disaster.

I don't trust the everyday: it is a mask, a sham. It gives the illusion of permanence, of an unshatterable calm, a placid surface; and yet underneath the pot is slowly coming to a boil.