Peace Corner Quotes

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

“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

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

“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

“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

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

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