“To be humble is to be so sure of one's self and one's mission that one can forego calling excessive attention to one's self and status. And, even more pointedly, to be humble is to revel in the accomplishments or potentials of others -- especially those with whom one identifies and to whom one is linked organically.”
Analyzing the impact of race on American society, this book delves into the historical and contemporary aspects of racial inequality and discrimination. more
Cornel West is a renowned American philosopher, political activist, and author. He is known for his profound insights into race, class, and culture, particularly on issues of American society and politics. His writings and speeches often delve into themes of justice, freedom, and democracy. more
“Vulnerability along with a sense of humility are the purest forms of strength.”
“Humility is an interesting virtue because if you don't have It, sooner or later it's given to you.”