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“I've been thinking about kissing you all week," I feel him say against my lips. That's nice. I've been thinking about kissing him since I was twenty-three.”

Book:Lovelight Farms

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“...Richard III, after learning how the Princes' bodies had been disposed of, 'allowed not, as I have heard, the burying in so vile a corner, saying he would have them buried in a better place, because they were a king's sons. Lo! The honorable heart of a king, for he would recompense a detestable murder with a solemn obloquy!”

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Book:The Princes in the Tower

Source: The Princes in the Tower

“There’s a place between love and hate, longing and bitterness, where the heart aches with contradictions.”

Love Hate Longing Confict

Author:E.D.Lane

“And I had my Bible. I rolled myself a joint and got a glass of red wine. So I want you to get that in your mind: a Bible, a joint, and a glass of red wine! I preached my own self free that day and joined the church.”

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Author:Yvette Flunder

“if God makes us in God's image, as he does all human beings, the this must be something positive about Blackness. Blackness couldn't be sole negative, given the white supremacists' discourse.”

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Author:James Cone

“Virginia even passed a law in 1667 stating that 'the Conferrin of Baptisme doth not allow that Condition of the slave as to his Bondage or freedome," Thus, when Anglican missionaries arrived in Britain's New World colonies in the 1670s with the intent to convert those enslaved on plantations, they faced opposition and even violence from white colonists who wanted to keep Christianity exclusive to free white people.”

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Book:Christian Slavery: Conversion and Race in the Protestant Atlantic World

Source: Christian Slavery: Conversion and Race in the Protestant Atlantic World

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