On Air with Zoe Washington Quotes

“If I’ve learned anything over the years,” Marcus said. “It’s that the way that the world should be and the way it is are two separate things.”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington

“I needed to do better. I needed to stop judging and remember that previous offenders were like many of us—worthy of another chance.”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington

“I needed to stop judging and remember that previous offenders were like many of us—worthy of another chance.”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington

“I want to believe that people can change. Because if people can’t, then that means my mom can’t change. And I desperately want her to.
- Hannah”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington

“one finally landed in her mouth. They cheered and Maya hugged him. I sat there, staring at them in horror. Wait a minute. Do my best friends like each other . . . as more than friends?”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington

“But then I thought, Wait a minute. He was talking to Maya? Alone?”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington

“was talking to Maya, and we were saying we should all do a movie night or something. Maybe this Friday?” “Oh, sure. That sounds fun.”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington

“It seemed like if anything was going to change, more people needed to know about the struggles exonerees experience after prison. Not only that, but they needed to care. They needed to see the problem and want to do something about it.”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington

“It’s that the way that the world should be and the way it is are two separate things.”
― Janae Marks, On Air with Zoe Washington