RaceTo230

“Etta wrote an amazing essay on how the difference between a good dancer and a great one is caring about the tiny imperfections that no one else may notice, but as a dancer you do. What sets her apart from her peers is, though all humans are flawed, she enjoys the journey of working on her imperfections to try to become a better version of herself. She doesn’t do it for her teachers, for her family, or for her friends; she does it for herself because it is on stage that she comes alive as the best version of herself.”
― Alli Frank, Tiny Imperfections

“I was invited. And even though I anticipated their reaction, their racism isn’t my problem. Racism belongs to the people who are racists.”
― Marie Benedict, The First Ladies

“It’s not always about the next thing you do. Sometimes it’s about what you already did.”
― Tessa Bailey, Fangirl Down

“You must never apologize for a sin someone else has committed,” she says with a shake of her head.”
― Marie Benedict, The First Ladies