“Until the War, we claimed to be equal; simpletons, some say, but equal man to man.” — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“We are free, but we are not equal. We are free, but not as free as other people in this land are free.” — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“My father believes with his entire soul that the meek shall inherit the earth. My children will inherit the earth but they will not… — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“He believed a man should never be sober but never be drunk. And he believed in watching out for family, even if you had… — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“My daughter is black and she has to know what it is like to be black. My daughter should know you, Aiken, but she… — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“Mellow is how I feel right now. I feel in perfect tune with the world right now.” — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“When you reach voting age, we will take your opinion under consideration.” — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“This here is Orange Crush, son. It don't get better till you're legal.” — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“But, ladies and gentlemen, we will also be asked to make sacrifices in matters that are not our affair and that do not concern… — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“When the city burns down and people are shot dead, people think of a riot.” — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“There is, you will concede, a limit to the niceties a man is obliged to fulfill when his wife is dead and not yet… — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“She placed her hands, one on each of his shoulders, stood on her toes and kissed him on the lips. He waited, enjoying the… — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
“I am an educated black woman in a time when educated black people will be called upon to risk everything for the rights of… — Allan Dare Pearce Copy Share Image
