I would be guilty only if I were innocent of working to destroy racism in my country. — Nadine Gordimer, The Quotable Gordimer; or, The Wit and Wisdom of Nadine Gordimer
I would be guilty only if I were innocent of working to destroy racism in my country. — Nadine Gordimer, The Quotable Gordimer; or, The Wit and Wisdom of Nadine Gordimer
I would be guilty only if I were innocent of working to destroy racism in my country. — Nadine Gordimer, The Quotable Gordimer; or, The Wit and Wisdom of Nadine Gordimer
I would be guilty only if I were innocent of working to destroy racism in my country. — Nadine Gordimer, The Quotable Gordimer; or, The Wit and Wisdom of Nadine Gordimer
I would be guilty only if I were innocent of working to destroy racism in my country. — Nadine Gordimer, The Quotable Gordimer; or, The Wit and Wisdom of Nadine Gordimer
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I would be guilty only if I were innocent of working to destroy racism in my country.

— Nadine Gordimer, The Quotable Gordimer; or, The Wit and Wisdom of Nadine Gordimer
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