Black people Quote by Mark Haddon

“the black hair that grew on the backs of his”

— Jenny Barden

“Forget black and white and try on gray. In hair color, wardrobe or life choices, it may feel more enlivening than you imagine.”

— Gina Greenlee

“. . . Your hair--it's kind of wavy. Indian in your blood, or are you a hypocrite and texturize your hair?" He hesitated, appeared…

— Eric Jerome Dickey

“In white, everything was vividly stark, like those line drawings in which everyone's black hair seems to literally to grow from the paper.”

— Liza Dalby

“He wore his hair in a way that suggested he'd just rolled out of bed after thrashing all night. In an earlier decade, your…

— Marshall Thornton

When asked, "Why do you always wear black?", he said, "I am mourning for my life.

— Anton Chekhov

I had never seen hair that purely black. It was glossy and slightly long, the ends drifting over his collar. That sexy length was…

— Sylvia Day

“An afro is a poor man’s haircut.”

— Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“Perhaps [he had] persevered for too long, in the face of too many obstacles, his hair proof of his tenacity - the stark black…

— Jeff VanderMeer

“I wanted to feel sorry for him, or disgusted by him, or something definitive. But I wasn't, or couldn't. His jacket looked nice on…

— Dabney Lazar

“But it did make me realize that I shouldn't go around judging people who have stringy hair, because maybe they have a very good…

— Kristen Tracy

“Because yeah, females could be vanity hounds and most preferred their dates to have hair. Black, blond, red, it didn't matter, as long as…

— Gena Showalter