Diane Chiddister > Quotes

“No, Jude said, the guys didn't do anything, just followed him. But why would they do that? He kept shaking his head, asking, Why would they do that?”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner

“These kids, these trans kids, they do this impossible thing because their life depends on it.”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner

“Two lesbians who stopped mowing their lawn because they're growing wildflowers to help save the planet. Nutty, for sure.”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner

“No, no, no, no. You don't bring a pie to someone like me. Don't you people know anything? Someone who hates you. Who can kill you.”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner

“Good to be in a city. A tingling, a charge, something bigger than she is. Energy, flowing from others. This is how to get courage. She's plugging into that power. Feeling it.”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner

“They're acting like true Midwesteners, getting ready to bury her dog but talking about the weather.”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner

“I can stand on a curb holding a sign. I don't need to wait for an organized protest. I can just stand on the curb by myself. I can just do it. Do it right now.”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner

“Bringing pie when bombs are exploding in Gaza - okay, that was dumb.”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner

“She may not believe in a god, but she believes in these people.”
― Diane Chiddister, Peace Corner