Putting Words On Paper Regularly Is Part

It Is A Dangerous Time To Be A Black Woman In America. It’s A Time When We Are Not Safe In The Streets Or At Home Or At School Or At Work And Nobody Seems To Be Able To Do Anything About It. Nobody. Not Us. Not Our Mommas. Not The Police. Not The People We Elected To Look Out For Our Interests. Nobody. We’re Just Out Here. (p.53)

You Can't Know The Meaning Of The Lesson Until Class Is Over!

We Danced Too Wild, And We Sang Too Long, And We Hugged Too Hard, And We Kissed Too Sweet, And Howled Just As Loud As We Wanted To Howl, Because By Now We Were All Old Enough To Know That What Looks Like Crazy On An Ordinary Day Looks A Lot Like Love If You Catch It In The Moonlight.

Sisterhood Is A Funny Thing. It's Easy To Recognize, But Hard To Define.

I've Never Been To Paris. I Don't Like To Fly!