Creative Quotations from . . .
Jessie Redmon Fauset
(1882-1961) born on
Apr 27
US "poet, novelist". "She was a significant figure of the Harlem Renaissance as literary editor of "The Crisis;" wrote four novels, including "There Is Confusion.""
 
   
F
Biology transcends society.

R
There is no peace with you
Nor any rest!
Your presence is a torture to the brain.
Your words are barbed arrows to the breast.
A
"The white world is feverishly anxious to know of our thoughts, our hopes, our dreams. Organization is our strongest weapon."
N
"The remarkable thing about this gift of ours is that it has its rise, I am convinced, in the very woes which beset us . . . It is our emotional salvation."
K
""She thought then of black people . . . . And she saw them as a people powerfully, almost overwhelmingly endowed with the essence of life. They had to persist, had to survive, because they did not know how to die.""
 
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Published Sources for the above Quotations:
F: ""The Chinaberry Tree," 1913."
R: ""Enigma," in "Poetry of the Negro," ed. Bontemps, 1949."
A: ""Impressions of the Second Pan-African Conference," in "The Crisis," Nov/Dec 1921."
N: ""The Gift of Laughter," "The New Negro," 1925."
K: ""Plum Bun," 1929."
   



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