Joshunda Sanders's Blog, page 39
October 28, 2013
me: i think i already reblogged this
me: did i already reblog this
me: i totally already reblogged...
Literature Hits The Tombstones At LitCrawl Austin
If You Live Your Life On The Move, Where Do You Call Home?
October 24, 2013
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: The Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume VIII: Texas
blackpoemusic:
But the writing was the real freedom, because...
But the writing was the real freedom, because nobody told me what to do there. That was my world and my imagination. And all my life it’s been that way, even now.
—Toni Morrison
October 23, 2013
"To my daughter I will say,
‘See your beauty
without a compliment
or a mirror.’"
‘See your beauty
without a compliment
or a mirror.’” - (via...
humansofnewyork:
"There are two books in America: one for the...
"There are two books in America: one for the poor and one for the rich. The poor person does a crime, and gets 40 years. A rich person gets a slap on the wrist for the same crime. They say that the poor person doesn’t want to work and the poor person just wants a handout. Well I picked cotton until I was thirteen, left Alabama and got my education in the streets of New York. I drove a long distance truck all my life and never once drew welfare, never once took food stamps either. I sent four kids to college. But they say all poor people do is sit around with a quart of beer. Look in this bag next to me. I’ve got three things in this bag next to me: a Red Bull, a Pepsi, and Draino, because my drain is clogged. But you see, even if I do everything right, I still have to play by the poor book.”
October 21, 2013
"Do old scars ever stop hurting?"
No way to...
