I was well known to African Americans before Bill Clinton discovered me. He was like Christopher Columbus riding up on something he didn't understand. — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
Shakespeare wrote about love. I write about love. Shakespeare wrote about gang warfare, family feuds and revenge. I write about all the same things. — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
A woman is more than a powerful feeling or unforgettable taste, and a man should not try to eat from every dish. A good… — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
A man who doesn't say what he means or do what he says, craves attention and misuses it when he gets it, doesn't share… — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
“Damn, is this bitch a crackhead vampire? She stays up all night. In the morning you're looking at her like, did you ever go… — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
I never said I was an angel. Nor am I innocent or holy like the Virgin Mary. What I am is natural and serious… — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
Black people don't know what white people are talking about when they talk about a Sister Souljah moment. I tell them it's the moment… — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
Those that trust no one, usually end up trusting the wrong person."-Umma to Midnight — Sister Souljah Copy Share
“To be able to shit on people before they get a chance to shit on you. That's power.” — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
“It’s funny how the same thing a man loves, is the same thing that he hates. What makes me stand out as a woman is that I have nonnegotiable principles, strength, and faith in my people. From the time that we shared you seemed to love that, admire it, even. Now you hate it because my ways have isolated you.… — Sister Souljah Copy Share
“What would be a bigger spectacle, a female with one shoe on or a well-dressed female with no shoes? This is New York so… — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
“Drugs rob every person, man, woman, and child of their beauty. Drugs turn people into animals who can only respond to instincts. Drugs are… — Sister Souljah Copy Share Image
My definition of good is that you understand that this is a question of power. That you be willing to give up some power. That you be willing to give up some resources. That you be willing to pay Black people reparations for our years and years of service in this country. That you be willing to go home and… — Sister Souljah Copy Share
