You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody. — Martin Luther King Sr.
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You're looking at the face of a black man who hates nobody.

— Martin Luther King Sr.
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More “Bitterness” Quotes

Better to forget, better to let go of the bitterness. I say bitterness is only good in medicine, or if you fry bitter go — Lydia Kwa, This Place Called Absence
There are so many people whose minds do not belong to them. There are so many people whose thoughts have been purchased — Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
Sorrow on another's face often looks like coldness, bitterness, resentment, unfriendliness, apathy, disdain, or disinter — Richelle E. Goodrich, Making Wishes
The author says that when an angry impulse is not immediately expressed, it turns to melancholy. — Patrick O'Brian, Master and Commander
That’s why; he’s worried about how his life is turning out, and he’s lonely, and lonely people are the bitterest of them — Nick Hornby, High Fidelity
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In my school, he thought, they learn bitterness and frustration and how to grow old. — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
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Building on a bond is bankable. Building on bitterness is bankrupt. — T.F. Hodge, From Within I Rise: Spiritual Triumph Over Death and Conscious Encounters with "The Divine Presence"
Bitter love is better than sweet hate. — Matshona Dhliwayo
Raise your love so high that anger cannot reach it. — Matshona Dhliwayo
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