Quotes from Kimano M. Edwards

A life dedicated to service is impervious to cynics and immune to regret.

An evildoer may succeed in delivering injustice to the righteous but the howl of protest from within his conscience will reverberate in the ears of his soul for the rest of his life.

As a child, I saw the potential of our world and it made me smile.

Criminal Justice reform is long overdue. I am hopeful for meaningful, practical, and sensible change.

Equal rights and equal protection are the ideals and aspirations that made America a beacon of hope and leadership—an inspiration and a model nation. These are the real American values, or so I hope.

Like matter, injustice presents itself in different forms.

Love is life's greatest paradox—in order to truly understand and appreciate what true love is, you oftentimes must experience what love isn't. But once you receive this revelation and begin to comprehend what it means to Love, you will find that vulnerability is an indispensable element.

The chief issue controlling our most consequential decisions isn't determining whether we can—it's figuring out whether we should.

The matrimony of morality and laws is the ark of Western civilization. What we are witnessing is the tragic divorce of civility and humanity that results from discord between the two.

The true test of bravery is demonstrating moral courage. In applying this test you will likely find more cowards than not.

This human experience has gone awry.

You never need a green light to stand up for what's right.