Quotes About Race
People say, I'm tired of thinking about race, it's a drag. Yeah, well, welcome to my life! I don't care who you are. We have the time and the headspace for this stuff. The least you can do is take a moment.
~ Rhiannon Giddens
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With what? It's no coincidence that it was white male scientists
~ Rian Hughes
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Krasus raced along the landscape. all sense of dignity forgotten. Dignity was for those with both time and patience, commodities not available to him and his companion.
~ Richard A. Knaak
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Are you not in a race; and is not the prize the crown of glory; and should you then sit still or take your ease? (281)
~ Richard Baxter
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In 1790 Congress had limited naturalization (acquisition of United States citizenship) to free white persons only. With minor modifications, this racial qualification for citizenship stood on the books until 1952.
~ Richard Delgado
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Closely related to differential racialization—the idea that each race has its own origins and ever-evolving history—is the notion of intersectionality and antiessentialism. No person has a single, easily stated, unitary identity.
~ Richard Delgado
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The critical race theory (CRT) movement is a collection of activists and scholars engaged in studying and transforming the relationship among race, racism, and power.
~ Richard Delgado
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critical race theory builds on the insights of two previous movements, critical legal studies and radical feminism,
~ Richard Delgado
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Studies in the USA often report even larger differences, such as a 28?year difference in life expectancy at age 16 between blacks and whites living in some of the poorest and some of the richest areas
~ Richard G. Wilkinson
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Mariah and I had never thought so much about race and racism in our lives. It was the great underlying obsession of the Mississippi delta. The elephant in every room. Almost every charming, gracious, hospitable, generous white landowner we met came from a family that had profited from an American version of apartheid. Or more accurately a blueprint for the South African version.
~ Richard Grant
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Here, race was so difficult and complicated, it was a kaleidoscope you could keep on turning.
~ Richard Grant
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A kind of affectionate racism prevailed among the delta gentry, they had kind, paternalistic feelings toward black people and a genuine appreciation for black culture, but they didn't want a black man dating their daughters or sitting down to eat dinner at their table, because that wasn't the way things were done or meant to be.
~ Richard Grant
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Mariah put something useful in a nutshell when she said: If white person is lazy around here, it is because they have a poor work ethic. If a black person is lazy, it's because they are black.
~ Richard Grant
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Anyone who couldn't understand that what's important is a man's soul, not the color of his skin, would never be content here.
~ Richard Matheson
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And crawling on the planet's face, some insects called the human race. Lost in time, and lost in space. And meaning.
~ Richard O'Brien
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The confirmation of others: a sickness the entire race will die of.
~ Richard Powers
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A cracker kid in a designated white house in a black neighborhood off in fly- bitten Mississippi was about to let loose the secret beat of race music, forever blowing away the enriched-flour, box stepping public.
~ Richard Powers
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Could there be whites who might not, after all, hate her on sight for the ungivable forgiveness they needed from her?
~ Richard Powers
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On segregation, the presidency has held silent since Reconstruction.
~ Richard Powers
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In 1920 the Horthy regime introduced a numerus clausus law restricting university admission which required "that the comparative numbers of the entrants correspond as nearly as possible to the relative population of the various races or nationalities.
~ Richard Rhodes
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Whatever scientists of one warring nation could conceive, the scientists of another warring nation might also conceive—and keep secret. That early in 1939 and early 1940, the nuclear arms race began.
~ Richard Rhodes
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From personal experience as well as professional study, Athens strongly rejects linking community malignancy with race. Violentization has nothing to do with race—or with poverty, for that matter.)
~ Richard Rhodes
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Personally, I didn't celebrate Christmas or believe in Santa Claus. Mama tried to convince me otherwise, but I was adamant. It didn't make sense to me why any white man would take a night out of the year to bring us gifts. Anyway, what did it matter if a man masked himself in religion one day and the next wore the white hood?
~ Richard Williams
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The southern whites would rather have had Negroes who stole, work for them than Negroes who knew, however dimly, the worth of their own humanity. Hence, whites placed a premium upon black deceit; they encouraged irresponsibility; and their rewards were bestowed upon us blacks in the degree that we could make them feel safe and superior.
~ Richard Wright
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