2,209 Quotes About Racism

We have to learn to see with new eyes, hear with new ears, and find new ways to trust other people's words when they tell us and show us how we're hurting them. Because doing the right thing sometimes means putting the pain of others before our own, especially if we are part of creating it.

While this book is meant to be a guide for white people to understand and be better, it's important that white people also understand that it isn't the duty of Black people or people of color to explain things. I'm doing so because I hope it can ultimately make change for my community.

I'm taking a big risk by coming clean, but the pressure of hiding my true self done really took a toll on me and I can't take too much more.

Where there is real love, understanding, and patience, hardship is temporary.

Climate makes the difference in appearance, not in character.

I have no faith in salvation thru technology. I think that technology will have no appreciable saving effect upon humanity. Today, humans are now only more technology-dependent - not more happy - not more wise - nor more enlightened than they were 6000 years ago

I believe in Casteism because I am cast in the mold of a Human. The only Creed I follow is that of an integrated nation. I believe in racism because I belong to the human race and motivate others to race for the progress and growth of their nation and humanity as a whole. I believe in religion because I follow only one religion that of humanity". Come join me and together we can make this world a better place for all of us to live in with peace and harmony.

The Anti-Fanaticism SonnetAcceptance begets harmony,Reason begets solution.Solidarity conquers agony,Character conquers differentiation.Humility brings sanity,Forgiveness brings serenity.Patience breeds tenacity,Conscience breeds sanctity.Observation causes insight,Questions cause evolution.Self-correction facilitates might,Self-reliance facilitates ascension.So wake up and trample all fanaticism,Only then we'll be free from sectarianism.

Those of us who stand outside the circle of this society's definition of acceptable women; those of us who have been forged in the crucibles of difference - those of us who are poor, who are lesbians, who are black, who are older - know that survival is not an academic skill...For the master's tools will not dismantle the master's house. They will never allow us to bring about genuine change.