Black Girl Gone Quotes

“She was just another little Black girl who went missing. Nobody cared then, and they don’t care now.”
― N'Dia Rae, Black Girl Gone: A Twisty Psychological Thriller

“He said meat was impure. That it… corrupted the body.” That it corrupted the body and the soul, drawing us further from the path of righteousness. Baba had been a follower of the Hebrew Israelites, a fringe religious sect that preached a twisted gospel of black supremacy and strict adherence to Old Testament laws. In his eyes, the world was a battleground between the chosen people and the wicked, and every aspect of life had to be carefully controlled to maintain purity. Food was no exception. He believed that consuming animal flesh tainted the temple of the body, making it unfit for divine inhabitation.”
― N'Dia Rae, Black Girl Gone: A Twisty Psychological Thriller

“We gotta get that hair done too.” She was referring to the wild freeform locs that have been growing since I was a little girl. Baba preferred my hair like this. Said that combs were a tool of white supremacy or something.”
― N'Dia Rae, Black Girl Gone: A Twisty Psychological Thriller

“What does me being back really mean to her?”
― N'Dia Rae, Black Girl Gone: A Twisty Psychological Thriller