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"The
conqueror, I say, is always afraid of whom he conquered, and the conquered
holds terror of the conqueror within his body, his body of thought and his
Being. When the conquered is wed to, or mates with the conqueror the child has
the spirit of the conquered and the conqueror. That conflict of emotions and
beliefs becomes either angst to the soul or sources of power.”
There is a lot of
pain on both sides. Dorothy Height said it all when she said these words at
Mrs. King's funeral. "The Black Man needs the White man to help him with
his fear and the White Man needs the Black Man to help him with his guilt!" ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.20.13
Raquel Welch
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