A Midwife's Song Quotes

“It was started in 1909 by the Negro writer and civil rights activist, W.E.B. Dubois, two white suffragettes and a white lawyer from Boston.  Injustice to black Americans is everyone’s problem, Patience, not just the Negro’s.  It’s important for both races to be involved.”
― Patricia Harman, A Midwife's Song: Oh, Freedom!

“It’s funny how, in just a few minutes, you can review your life, the highs and the lows of it; births, deaths, celebrations and funerals, but embroidered through those times are a million smiles, a million tears, a million deep breaths and sighs.”
― Patricia Harman, A Midwife's Song: Oh, Freedom!

“Children grow in their own mysterious ways. And just because they seem broken, doesn’t mean they won’t heal.”   Karen Bryant, Educator”
― Patricia Harman, A Midwife's Song: Oh, Freedom!