Bawss Quotes

“Binzee exhaled. He was a wild child, but when it came to an African queen, he was a true gentleman on all aspects. He didn’t play when it came to those built in his mother’s likeness. They were even more important than the air he breathed. Binzee stared at”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“This was a man’s man. One who could lead, control, rebel and oppose. He was the type of man that an African woman needed in situations like the ones they were in. He didn’t care what the consequences were, if he felt it; he just did it. Just made it happen without further regards to the side effects.”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“His peers had come to the rescue, and that he was happy about. If they wouldn’t have come and saved him, he knew that the strong black man would have killed him. He’d have gotten beat to death on African soil by a kid who looked to be no older than sixteen-years-old. He shuddered at the thought of it. He thought about how it would feel to never be able to return home to his wife and kids, and just knew that it would have to be a horrible feeling for them not to know what happened to him. Then he realized that the way he felt, was the exact same way the Africans had to feel when they were kidnapped and taken back to America. Then”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“You are a traitor to the entire African bloodline! You don’t deserve the blood that Allah has given you! You don’t deserve the air that we share. You don’t deserve the color that you have on your body. You had to have stolen it! There is no way Allah would have given your”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“Jijji is a traitor. One of the most vicious and brutal humans that you can ever come into contact with. His blood is like snake venom, and his mouth is like a black widow’s. He will kill and eat his own family in order for his own survival, which is backwards. There is no such thing as living, if you do not have your family. He’s not supposed to treat us like this. We are all family right here, right now.”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“Allah told me that it was what I was supposed to do. He told me to trick the white man, that getting close to him was the only way I was going to get back to Africa. And that I had to forsake all that got into my path.”
― David Weaver, Bawss