Angel

“So I don’t really worry about the young, whose excesses are confined to lecture halls and quadrangles, so much as I fear the old, whose tyrannies are legislative.”
― Ta-Nehisi Coates, The Message

“So I wrote a song about it—how much I missed that feeling of being known so well. But it came out sad because it made me feel lonely. And then critics decided it was about lynching and that was it. I stopped singing it.”
― Regina Black, August Lane

“It was funny how so many men were defined by their downfall. Caesar, Fred Goodwin, Trotsky, Harvey Weinstein, Hitler, Jimmy Savile. Women hardly ever. They didn’t fall down. They stood up.”
― Kate Atkinson, Big Sky

“She didn't admit how lonely it was to be appreciated for what you did for someone rather than who you were.”
― Regina Black, The Art of Scandal