Quotes About Discrimination
While serving his country he must serve within a special group. While being a good American, he must above all things be a "good Negro"; and to perform this definite function he must learn to stay in a "Negro's place.
~ Carter G. Woodson
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It is a common on occurrence to see a Negro well situated as a minister or teacher aspiring to a political appointment which temporarily pays little more than what he is receiving and offers no distinction except that of being earmarked as a Jim Crow job set aside for some Negro who has served well the purposes of the bosses as a wardheeler in a campaign.
~ Carter G. Woodson
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We are blind to the fact that what we do to them deprives them of their rights; we do not want to see this because we profit from it, and so we make use of what are really morally irrelevant differences between them and ourselves to justify the difference in treatment.
~ Cass R. Sunstein
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Partyism certainly isn't as horrible as racism; no one is enslaved or turned into a lower caste. But according to some measures, partyism now exceeds racism. In
~ Cass R. Sunstein
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Donald Trump announced his presidential bid in June 2015, he made some comments that resulted in a political firestorm. Among the least incendiary of those comments was this statement: "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. . . . They're sending people that have lots of problems."13
~ George J. Borjas
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In my mind I think Africa is one of the few places that can be infantilized and denigrated freely without consequences or due regard to local peoples' sensitivities.
~ George J. Sefa Dei
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All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. George Orwell
~ George Orwell
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shakedowns and restrictive new laws. Ivorians from the north, who tend to share family names and the Muslim faith with immigrants from Mali, Guinea, and Burkina Faso, came in for similar treatment. If a single word can be said to have started a war, ivoirité started Ivory Coast's. Cool B's father
~ George Packer
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All dwarfs may be bastards yet not all bastards are dwarfs.
~ George R.R. Martin
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Is there any creature on earth as unfortunate as an ugly woman? (wonders Lady Catelyn Stark)
~ George R.R. Martin
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Jon shrugged. 'Girls get the arms but not the swords. Bastards get the swords but not the arms. I did not make the rules, little sister.
~ George R.R. Martin
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Why must we draw these lines, these fine distinctions, these labels and barriers that set us apart? Ace and nat and joker, capitalist and communist, Catholic and Protestant, Arab and Jew, Indian and Latino, and on and on everywhere, and of course true humanity is to be found only on our side of the line and we feel free to oppress and rape and kill the "other," whoever he might be. (From the Journal of Xavier Desmond)
~ George R.R. Martin
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Cersei always resented being excluded from power on account of her sex.
~ George R.R. Martin
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Go tell it to the white men! They're lookin' for Indians that stay proud even when they hurt... just so long's they don't ask for their rights!" (113)
~ George Ryga
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Everybody that was anybody had a stained skin. A girl without one was avoided by the young men; a young man without one was at a decided disadvantage, economically and socially. A white face became startlingly rare. America was definitely, enthusiastically mulatto-minded.
~ George S. Schuyler
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descendant of one of the First Families of Virginia. He held that the only way to tell the pure whites from the imitation whites, was to study their family trees. He claimed that such a nationwide investigation would disclose the various non-Nordic strains in the population. Laws, said he, should then be passed forbidding these strains from mixing or marrying with the pure strains that had produced such fine specimens of mankind as Mr. Snobbcraft and himself.
~ George S. Schuyler
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he claimed, that there must be as many as twenty million people in the United States who possessed some slight non-Nordic strain and were thus unfit for both citizenship and procreation.
~ George S. Schuyler
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Ever' gal I ever seen you with looked like an ofay.
~ George S. Schuyler
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The South had always been identified with the Negro, and vice versa,
~ George S. Schuyler
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He had undergone the tortures of Doc Crookman's devilish machine in order to escape the conspicuousness of a dark skin and now he was being made conspicuous because he had once had a dark skin! Could one never escape the plagued race problem?
~ George S. Schuyler
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Negroes around them enviously admired their clear white skins.
~ George S. Schuyler
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He brightened and viewed the tightly-packed black folk around him with a superior air.
~ George S. Schuyler
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A lifetime of being Negroes in the United States had convinced them that there was great advantage in being white.
~ George S. Schuyler
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but hardly a customer had crossed her threshold in a fortnight, except two or three Jewish girls from downtown who came up regularly to have their hair straightened because it wouldn't stand inspection in the Nordic world.
~ George S. Schuyler
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