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“There were Black churches in America before we even became a country. Slaves organized churches in present-day South Carolina and Georgia before they were freed, and before we as colonies broke free from the tyranny of Great Britain.”

Book:The Capitalist and the Activist: Corporate Social Activism and the New Business of Change

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“Sometimes anger is simply exhaustion wearing a sharper mask. Sometimes it is sadness that has forgotten how to cry. Sometimes it is the heart’s last attempt to protect itself when it no longer knows how to ask for help. And sometimes it is the memory of an old wound that has mistaken the present moment for the past.”

Spirituality Healing Compassion Psychology Anger

Book:THE SELF WAS SIMPLY IN THE WAY

Source: THE SELF WAS SIMPLY IN THE WAY

“You've always had those who have said the most important thing is saving folks' soul, but if they can't eat, they don't have a decent place to live, what good did it do you to save their souls?”

Black History Black Power Black Church

Author:Martha Simmons

“The Gospel describes loving your neighbor as yourself, whatever that means, if it means to educate, to feed, to clothe, to house, to advocate, to fight for justice. When the church stops doing that, the church has no reason for being.”

Black History Black Church Black Pride Black Christian

Author:Dwight Andrews

“I’ve never been one to over-romanticize the past. I find greater value in learning from history than I do reminiscing about events or moments I can never get back. (Reclaiming the Black Church: A Call to Restore Leadership, Unity, and Purpose – blog)”

Church Carlos Wallace Church Leadership Church Leaders Black Church

Author:Carlos Wallace

“You see, the broccoli was yours and I give it back to you. The remote control is yours but I used to use it most and so now I give it back to you. The wardrobe should’ve been yours on that day we argued in Ikea, so I give it to you now. And finally this ring, in your hand, which represents my heart, is, was, and will always be yours. Even if you turn me down, I can’t ever take it back because it’s yours forever.”

Heart Poem Duffy And Mel

Book:Mr. Commitment

Source: Mr. Commitment

“You wove yourself into the fabric of my soul, stitching together a love so profound and powerful, it seemed destined by the universe itself. You are the maker of my dreams, and my heart breaks knowing that you may never be mine in this waking world”

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Book:The Heartbreak Language

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“He was already fading. I knew that it wouldn't be long until he was just a vague image, however much I tried to cling onto his memory.”

Memory Fading Cling To The Memory Vague Image

Book:Dark Ride

Source: Dark Ride

“Being clingy may work for puppies, but not for you.”

Past Sadness Clinging Cling To The Memory

Author:Oscar Auliq-Ice

“When someone ignores you, it's an intentional display of power. They're essentially acting like you don't exist, and they do it because they can. They believe that nothing will happen to them. Ignoring silences people. It intentionally avoids resolution or compromise. It ignites your worst fears of unworthiness because it makes you feel that you deserve to be ignored. Inevitably, being ignored puts you in the position of having to choose between making a fuss or accepting the silent treatment. If you stand up to the ignorer and get in their face, you break the norms of polite behavior and end up feeling worse, diminished, demeaned.”

Silent Treatment Unworthiness Ignoring People Norms Of Polite Behavior Feeling Ignored

Book:Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Memoir of a Disability Rights Activist

Source: Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Memoir of a Disability Rights Activist

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