Diversity Quote by Thomas Pynchon

“She had heard all about excluded middles ; they were bad shit, to be avoided...”

— Thomas Pynchon

“To her eyes, used to diversity, there was a troubling uniformity about them all, something that spoke of isolation, and a dull and thoughtless…

— Jack Ketchum

“She smashed stereotypes and bridged a racial gap in our country like few who've gone before.”

— BeBe Winans

“It was the worst kind of silence, but a good kind of closeness. These weren't her folk, but...they were, and maybe that meant that…

— Laini Taylor

“Even the women began to see us as something so foreign to their community that nothing we said could possibly be of any relevance…

— Geraldine Brooks

“She had opinions about everything, and she wasn't afraid to share them.”

— Nicholas Sparks

“It was useless arguing with people like her. They had stereotyped minds that ran along grooves of stock response and the commonplace.”

— Ruth Rendell

“People made no sense to her. Men, with whom she had everything in common, did not want her around. Women, with whom she had…

— Philipp Meyer

“Many races were mixed in her, and she was better than any of them taken separately. In looks, in smell, in taste.”

— Vadim Babenko

“Believe it or not, that was tame compared to some of what I hear. And women think men are lechers. Women can be barracudas,…

— M. E. Montgomery

“Like the rest of her people, back then she’d thought that the whites were but a handful, and she proposed wiping them out once…

— Scott Wallace

“She tried to explain to them it wasn't the place that made people uncultured but their attitudes.”

— Vivian Arend