Harvard's Education Quotes

“Would you look at that? Richards is a woman. I hadn’t realized. We better make her stay behind, Captain. She might get PMS and go postal.”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Harvard's Education

“Y’all can think of me as the voice of God. I say it, you obey it, or there’ll be hell to pay.”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Harvard's Education

“Why are Marines like bananas?” Bobby asked. “Because they’re both yellow and die in big bunches,”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Harvard's Education

“You know, I’ve seen ‘Beavis and Butthead,’ and I thought it was just some warped fictional exaggeration of male immaturity, but I can see now that the show is based on you.”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Harvard's Education

“I have an IQ that could gain me admission to the damn Mensa Society, but that’s not what people see when they look at me. They can’t see any of that. They can only see the color of my skin. They see a six-foot-five black man. They see someone they think might be armed and dangerous.”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Harvard's Education

“And I’m standing there, and I think, damn. I think, this is it. I’m going to die. Right here, right now—simply because I am a black man in an American city.”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Harvard's Education

“You brought condoms on a training operation?” Harvard laughed as he opened one of the Velcro pockets of his vest. “Yeah. You did, too. You should have three or four in your combat vest. To put over our rifle barrels in case of heavy rain, remember?”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Harvard's Education

“The average life expectancy for a black man in an American city is something like twenty-three very short years. The reality of that had never fully kicked in before, but it did that night. And I thought, hell, I’m at risk just walking around.”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Harvard's Education