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“My grandparents鈥� stories are my inheritance; each one is an heirloom I carry. Each one is a monument to an era that still courses through my grandfather鈥檚 veins. Each story is a memorial that still sits in my grandmother鈥檚 bones. My grandparents鈥� voices are a museum I am still learning how to visit, each conversation with them a new exhibit worthy of my time.”
― Clint Smith, How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America

“When we cry, we save ourselves a little.”
― Laura Imai Messina, The Heartbeat Library

“The whole Abrahamic world invests itself in this promise: Don't lie, don't cheat, don't fuck or steal or kill, and you'll be a good person. Eight of the ten commandments are about what thou shalt not. But you can live a whole life not doing any of that stuff and still avoid doing any good. That's the whole crisis. The rot at the root of everything. The belief that goodness is built on a constructed absence, not-doing. That belief corrupts everything, has everyone with any power sitting on their hands. A rich man goes a whole day without killing a single homeless person and so goes to sleep content in his goodness. In another world, he's buying crates of socks and Clif bars and tents, distributing them in city centers. But for him, abstinence reigns.”
― Kaveh Akbar, Martyr!

“Something about that memory moved him. It revealed the foresight of memory which, without us noticing, records life and presents it to us when we are finally able to understand it.”
― Laura Imai Messina, The Heartbeat Library