African Woman Quotes: top 20 famous quotes about African Woman

African Woman Quotes & Sayings

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I would love to get a role that changes the landscape of being an African American woman in television and film. — Candice Patton

I started out making furniture because I couldn't find certain things, and then I really got into it. — Lenny Kravitz

Harmony would lose its attractiveness if it did not have a background of discord. — Tehyi Hsieh

Any woman with kinky textured hair - can wear it, love it and manage it. She only needs the right tools, inspiration and motivation. — Monica Millner

Works of art are landscapes of the mind. — Ted Godwin

(Female African clawed frogs, when injected with the urine of a pregnant woman, lay eggs within a few hours.) — Elizabeth Kolbert

When I first saw you, I saw love. from You're Still The One — Shania Twain

Mostly I'm proud to be an African-American woman, but I'm glad I have a universal look as well. — Chanel Iman

I personally am tired of being a subject of study and rescue. A subject that is not imagined upon to have their own thought patterns. — Malebo Sephodi

Because books saved my life, literally, I've become close to them — Malebo Sephodi

But at the same time you can't ... — Angela Davis

She was tall and dark-skinned and looked like a Nigerian sculpture. She moved like a lioness, her every step bristling with suppressed violence. — Bonnie Greer

It was hard to love a woman that always made you feel so wishful. — Zora Neale Hurston

Attianus had been right in his conjectures: the virgin gold of respect would be too soft without some alloy of fear. — Marguerite Yourcenar

Judas sold his soul for thirty pieces of silver; Faust sold his for some extra years of youth; Marilyn Monroe deserted Jesus Christ for Arthur Miller. — Nicholas Samstag

In her experience all her friends relied, Heaven was her help and nature was her guide. — George Crabbe

My plays aren't stylistically the same. Just being an African-American woman playwright on Broadway is experimental. — Suzan-Lori Parks

I've been through hell in this life, yet risen up and survived.
I felt pity after heard that boy's preaching about motivation. — Toba Beta

I sometimes wish I were African American because people don't bash them afterward. It's the hardest to be a woman. — Julie Delpy

I don't strive on being the most beautiful woman in the room! I strive to be the most unique! The one who stands out, the one you will never forget. — Sahndra Fon Dufe