Jarrett would be easier to take if he cared half as much about children’s bodies and minds as he pretends to… — Octavia E. Butler
Jarrett would be easier to take if he cared half as much about children’s bodies and minds as he pretends to care about their souls.
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Consider—
We are born
Not with purpose,
But with potential.
p. 1
Beware:
Ignorance
Protects itself
Ignorance
Promotes suspicion.
Suspicion
Engenders fear.
Fear quails,
Irrational and blind,
Or fear looms,
Defiant and closed.
Blind, closed,
Suspicious, afraid,
Ignorance
Protects itself,
And protected,
Ignorance grows.
p. 225
“I’m not a demagogue.”
“That’s too bad. That leaves the field to people who are demagogues—to the Jarrets of the world. And there have always been Jarrets. Probably there always will be.”
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