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Toni Morrison

"If there is a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, you must be the one to write it."

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"The role of a writer is not to say what we all can say, but what we are unable to say."

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"Never to rush something I was creating, but instead let it come into being as if it had a soul of it's own."

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"On the whole, stories don't write themselves."

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"Be an artist, in whatever little faculty possible.For the Earth, without 'Art' is just 'Eh"

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"Let's pursue the visage of imagination."

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"Imagination is the creative force that through necessity yields solutions to resolve the issues that face us."

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"If you always move in certainty, your writing will be flat - creativity is a rugged terrain..."

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"The Revolution introduced me to art, and in turn, art introduced me to the Revolution!"

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"Creativity is the residue of time wasted."

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"Write the ending first and then you'll know before the opening sentence that it's going to be a good book."

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Toni Morrison
"Passion is never enough neither is skill."

Excellence

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Toni Morrison
"I know it's trash: just another story made up to scare wicked females and correct unruly children. But it's all I have. I know I need something else. Something better. Like a story that shows how brazen women can take a good man down. I can hum to that."

Feminism

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Toni Morrison
"Guileless and without vanity,we were still in love with ourselves then. We felt comfortable in our own skins, enjoyed the news that our senses released to us, admired our dirt, cultivated our scars, and could not comprehend this unworthiness."

Identity

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Toni Morrison
"I didn't plan on either children or writing. Once I realized that writing satisfied me in some enormous way, I had to make adjustments. The writing was always marginal in terms of time when the children were small. But it was major in terms of my head. I always thought that women could do a lot of things. All the women I knew did nine or ten things at one time. I always understood that women worked, they went to church, they managed their houses, they managed somebody else's houses, they raised their children, they raised somebody else's children, they taught. I wouldn't say it's not hard, but why wouldn't it be? All important things are hard."

Feminism

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Toni Morrison
"One of my kids was born in 1968. There were going to be political difficulties, but they were never going to have that level of hatred and contempt that my brothers and my sister and myself were exposed to."

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Toni Morrison
"Nothing could be taken for granted. Women who loved you tried to cut your throat, while women who didn't even know your name scrubbed your back. Witches could sound like Katharine Hepburn and your best friend could try to strangle you. Smack in the middle of an orchid there might be a blob of jello and inside a Mickey Mouse doll, a fixed and radiant star."

Trust

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Toni Morrison
"Everywhere, everywhere, children are the scorned people of the earth."

Empathy

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Toni Morrison
"I like marriage. The idea."

Love

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Toni Morrison
"Freeing yourself was one thing; claiming ownership of that freed self was another."

Self-Control

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Toni Morrison
"It comforts everybody to think of all Negroes as dirt poor, and to regard those who were not, who earned good money and kept it, as some kind of shameful miracle. White people liked that idea because Negroes with money and sense made them nervous. Colored people liked it because, in those days, they trusted poverty, believed it was a virtue and a sure sign of honesty. Too much money had a whiff of evil and somebody else's blood."

Equality

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