Dark Berry Sweet Juice Quotes

“She is a queen. She is mysterious. They want to dig into her, know her, be her, but they can’t because she is a vault! So they try to impersonate her.”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century

“There is no love we can experience in our lives more magnificent than the love God has for us.”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century

“Never let anyone convince you that God doesn't love you!”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century

“We have to unite as a race (human) and relinquish these teachings so that our children can be free and our adults can grow up.”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century

“We can't be the suspect and the victim; the peacemaker and the hellraiser.”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century

“I know too many adults in bondage, locked up in their parents' opinions, thoughts, gestures, jokes, and hatred of homosexuality.”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century

“We often treat children more like property and less like human beings with human thoughts, urges, and questions.”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century

“Eliminate fear at its root. Fear is the most crippling, immobilizing, imprisoning circumstance to live in.”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century

“Healing is an essential tool needed to become your whole self. The most essential, self-worthy, dignifying thing a person can do in their lifetime is to heal!”
― Shanae Henley, Dark Berry Sweet Juice: A Seven Step Manual on Surviving Being Gay, Black, Female, and Christian in the 21st Century