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Quotes About Color

I'm a talentless but popular young singer and I have the feeling someone is watching me. I use the term loosely because I have few feelings, and even they're too simple, like primary colors.
~ Dennis Cooper
Color is only skin deep, but Prejudice penetrates to the bone. Color often fades away, yet Prejudice holds its own. Prejudice is the lock on the door to Wisdom, while Equality is the key to release that latch.
~ Deodatta V. Shenai-Khatkhate
You had to suffer first, before you could connect, before you could see we are all just human, irrespective of race, colour, creed.
~ Deon Meyer
Neville et al. (2013) conclude several things about color-evasion: (a) Ignoring race or color is actually harmful to the well-being of people of color in a highly racially stratified society,
~ Derald Wing Sue
Last, it is clear that color blindness may be seen as part of a strategy to internally combat recognition of implicitly held biases.
~ Derald Wing Sue
Why is race talk difficult between and among people of color? Why are some people of color hesitant to address interracial/interethnic differences? These are questions often asked privately by groups of color, but seldom publicly discussed for fear of negative consequences and the destruction of political unity (Orbe et al., 2013; Sue & Sue, 2013).
~ Derald Wing Sue
In the analysis of some scholars, the media has delighted in playing up interracial/interethnic conflicts leading to political consequences to the detriment of communities of color (E. H. Kim, 1998; Sue & Sue, 2013).
~ Derald Wing Sue
Racial dialogues are microcosms of race relations in the United States; reenact the biases, prejudices, and stereotypes of the wider society; invalidate and punish dissenting voices; and force compliance on groups of color.
~ Derald Wing Sue
Education is a bipartisan issue that concern all communities of color and should be first, last and always about the student learning.
~ J. C. Watts
Clouds come floating into my life from other days no longer to shed rain or usher storm but to give colour to my sunset sky.
~ Rabindranath Tagore
To live anywhere in the world today and be against equality because of race or color is like living in Alaska and being against snow.
~ William Faulkner
There is only one thing I fear in life, my friend: One day, the black will swallow the red.
~ Mark Rothko
Colour disturbs people. I am confident in black, not in light. This dark side of life is attractive to me forever and from the beginning. I am a lazy designer when it comes to colour.
~ Yohji Yamamoto
Every photograph... was a riot of luminous, out-of-focus color.
~ Jeff Vandermeer
the trees were putting on their September garments, brown and red and yellow
~ Jeff Vandermeer
Simplicity and subtlety make for the best con. A distraction should lead the mark's attention upward, either toward the sky or to some better vision of himself. Color signals danger. Try to appear to have as many eyes as possible.
~ Jeffrey Ford
Inside the car, Lily stared at the tree right in front of her as bucketfuls of wet Georgia red clay, the color of blood, just sprayed up from her car, dripped slowly down the trunk.
~ Jeffrey Stepakoff
Jennifer Ackerman
~ hummingbirds
That bowl was special because of the blue. It exactly matched your eyes.
~ Jennifer Ashley
Chance held them up to the light. "Pink?" he said as he looked through the lenses. It was not his favorite color. "Rose," William corrected. "It's hard to look at mortal life any other way. View it through clear lenses and it breaks your heart.
~ Jennifer Donnelly
He looked over at me. "Indigo," he said. "Cyan". He glanced at the road in front of him, glanced at me. He reached over and ran his fingers down one of the darkest strands in the back, where I'd used a little purple. "Violet.
~ Jennifer Echols
The sky above the buildings outside their apartment windows is the color of a dusty chalkboard, and the light coming down onto the street is exactly the color of boredom.
~ Jennifer Egan
Libby's hair was dyed again--not one color, but dozens. I thought about what she'd said about her ninth birthday. About the cupcakes my mom had baked for her, and the rainbow colors she'd clipped into her hair, and I wondered how much of her life Libby had spent trying to get that one perfect moment back.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
She had not taken her hat off, and she wore a dark dress of an indecisive color midway between puce and goose dripping.
~ Émile Zola