Racism

“For your own sakes, never appear ashamed that your father was a kaffir (Black man), and that you inherited African blood. It is every bit as good as that which flows in the veins of my fairer brethren.”

“I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination.”

“South Africa was a strange place. Everyone was totally oblivious to the need to express the plight of the black people.”

“I suppose I must call myself a slave for I am the colour of those of whom you made slaves.”

“In Paris…no one regards me curiously. I am simply “M. Tanner, an American artist.””

“I think the history of race is deeply embedded in the DNA of our country.”

“There is a deep lesson for the world in the black races’ capacity to forgive.”

“Il ne manque aux nègres qu’un chef assez courageux, pour les conduire à la vengeance & au carnage.”

““Scram from Africa.””

“The first representations of Africans were made by others. So my cinema consists of trying to break down this false image.”

“For your own sakes never appear ashamed that your father was a “Kaffir” and that you inherit some African blood. It is every whit as good and as pure as that which flows in the veins of my fairer brethren.”

“Does she not understand that apartheid is the root of violence, that violence is being committed in the name of apartheid?”

“White leadership is therefore a myth and a heritage of impoverishment.”

“Unfortunately, apartheid has not gone, apartheid has simply reinforced itself in a different form today, and so Independent Media for me, was an important vehicle to continue to tell the story.”

“O homem que pretendíamos homenagear — apesar de ser de cor preta — é digno dessa e das maiores honrarias.”

“Orang Barat datang ke mari, dengan pengetahuan dan perasaan, bahwa ialah yang dipertuan bagi orang di sini.”

“There are very few things more harmful for Christian cooperation than the weaponization of the gospel against Black and brown cries for justice.”

“The “racial contract” ... can be thought of as an in-group agreement among the privileged to restrict moral and political equality to themselves.”