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Maintaining racial segregation was not solely or even primarily the work of elected officials. Its adherents, like Bell and her association, sustained the system with quotidian work and organizations that reached beyond the KKK and the ...more
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Sally Rooney
“Not for the first time Marianne thinks cruelty does not only hurt the victim, but the perpetrator also, and maybe more deeply and more permanently. You learn nothing very profound about yourself simply by being bullied; but by bullying someone else you learn something you can never forget.”
Sally Rooney, Normal People

Kate  Moore
“The Illinois law in fact explicitly stated that married women could be admitted “without the evidence of insanity…required in other cases.”
Kate Moore, The Woman They Could Not Silence

Lisa Wingate
“We die once when the last breath leaves our bodies. We die a second time when the last person speaks our name.’ The first death is beyond our control, but the second one we can strive to prevent.”
Lisa Wingate, The Book of Lost Friends

Kate   Moore
“As Elizabeth put it, “I have neglected no duties, have injured no one, have always tried to do unto others as I would wish to be done by; and yet, here in America, I am imprisoned because I could not say I believed what I did not believe.”
Kate Moore, The Woman They Could Not Silence: One Woman, Her Incredible Fight for Freedom, and the Men Who Tried to Make Her Disappear

Deirdre Mask
“The growth of the Civil War monuments peaked twice: first, in the early twentieth century, when Jim Crow laws were being made, and then again in the 1950s and ’60s when the laws were being challenged.”
Deirdre Mask, The Address Book: What Street Addresses Reveal About Identity, Race, Wealth, and Power

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