My Hands Are Small, But They're Not

We Must Never Lose Sight Of The Fact That We Must Take Part In The Development, Not Only Of Ourselves But Of All Humanity... I Want You To Understand That There Never Was Or Has Been Or Will Be, In The Minds Of The Founders, Including Myself, The Thought Of Any Reward Any Notice Coming To Us For This Experiment In Brotherly Cooperation And Comradeship, Which We Initiated And Which Has Developed, Not Necessarily Because Of Any Efforts Of Ours, Into One Of The Best Regarded Organizations In The Negro Collegiate World.

I Was Raised In A Household Where I Read Nietzsche And Dostoyevsky And Kant, And I Was Never Taught That My Mind Was Feminine. I'm Aware That My Body Is.

I've Always Been A Workhorse.

No Longer Lend Your Strength To That Which You Wish To Be Free From.

We All Should Choose Our Friends Carefully. I Used To Think That No One Could Know Me Better Than Somebody Else, Because You're Inside Yourself, Your Body, You Can't See Yourself. If You Think Like That, You Surround Yourself With Other People Who Are Willing To Tell You Who You Are, Which Are Usually Judgmental People ... We Should Really Surround Ourselves With The Ones That Adore Us And Believe In The Highest Of Us.