Soul on Fire Quotes

“Someone once told me,” Kline said, a smile in his voice, “that neutrality becomes complicity. That remaining uninvolved carried the same guilt and shame as actively assisting in perpetuating harm. I shared these thoughts with the president. She agreed.”
― Tal Bauer, Soul on Fire

“Ikolo, he thought. At least I loved you before I died.”
― Tal Bauer, Soul on Fire

“If only I could have taken Ikolo to the sea.”
― Tal Bauer, Soul on Fire

“He could love this man. He could love him until the end of time. Maybe he already did and was just uncovering a love that was already there and waiting for him. Did you fall in love with someone unknown, or did you find the person who completed you and paired your soul to theirs?”
― Tal Bauer, Soul on Fire

“Racism was a corporeal thing that broke bodies, that killed men and women in both body and soul.”
― Tal Bauer, Soul on Fire

“You will never wear these stripes on your skin like a slave because of your blackness again.”
― Tal Bauer, Soul on Fire