I Think I Have Come To A

Like A Lot Of Black Women, I Have Always Had To Invent The Power My Freedom Requires.

I Am The History Of The Rejection Of Who I Am

To Rescue Our Children We Will Have To Let Them Save Us From The Power We Embody: We Will Have To Trust The Very Difference That They Forever Personify.

All Of Western Tradition, From The Late Bloom Of The British Empire Right Through The Early Doom Of Vietnam, Dictates That You Do Something Spectacular And Irreversible Whenever You Find Yourself In Or Whenever You Impose Yourself Upon A Wholly Unfamiliar Situation Belonging To Somebody Else. Frequently It's Your Soul Or Your Honor Or Your Manhood, Or Democracy Itself, At Stake.

I Think I Have Come To A Place Where I'm Able To Feel More Comfortable About Being Honest.