Big Red

“The dimensions of racism benefiting white people are usually invisible to whites. We are unaware of, or do not acknowledge, the meaning of race and its impact on our own lives. Thus we do not recognize or admit to white privilege and the norms that produce and maintain it.”
― Robin DiAngelo, White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism

“My grandpappy say when we die, we get our wings back, the ones white folk cut off when we come here. Maybe I’ll fly and meet my mama. Or all the way back to Africy.”
― P. Djèlí Clark, Ring Shout

“Soon the smoke will drift over the river, and with it, the shepherds' first exposure to that smell: a smell like sick pork cooked slow, a smell that some would describe as having a taste, too, one that lingered in the back of the nose, at the base of the tongue, a taste not unlike licking a very old library book.”
― Chuck Wendig, Wanderers

“That's like, the perfect hotel for me. A hotel with a connected bookstore. It's almost like Heaven.”
― Chuck Wendig, Wanderers