Neek Brown

“How to explain what it was like to be Black to this white woman who wasn’t even southern? That a Black child didn’t have a right to hate their Black mama? Hatred was not allowed against your parents, no matter what had happened. You had to forgive your parents for whatever they had done even if they’d never apologized, because everybody had to stay together. So much had been lost already to Black folks.”
― Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois

“there’s no love there. We don’t even have to speak when I’m with you; your presence fills the void.”
― BriAnn Danae, Keep Giving Me Love

“We won’t ever be done, princess. If we’re both here on this Earth, breathing, living, existing, then we are happening. Nothing is ever going to stop me from loving you.”
― J.L. Seegars, Revive Me, Part Two: The Affair

“You’re so pretty, ma. You gon’ be a cold-ass mama. I can’t wait to see you in your element. I mean, I see it now, but I know it’s gon’ turn up even more when the baby gets here. I be praying to my big homie about you. He still don’t play about you, baby. All those prayers you sent up were answered, and I’m happier than a mothafucka to be able to bring life into this world with you.”
― BriAnn Danae, Christmas In The Projexs