Luvada Wilson Quotes & Sayings

All things are lessons that God would have us learn. — Iyanla Vanzant

The root of compassion, is compassion for oneself. — Pema Chodron

Is human love the growth of the human will ? — Ellen Key

I run angry. Football allows me to take out some of my pain on the field. — Adrian Peterson

... Harlem was home; was where we belonged; where we knew and were known in return; where we felt most alive; where, if need be, somebody had to take us in. Harlem defined us, claiming our consciousness and, I suspect, our unconsciousness. (Page 64) — Ossie Davis

Belief is a powerful thing. — T.J. Dillashaw

I remembered my days and nights of sunshine and starshine, where life was all a wild sweet wonder, a spiritual paradise of unselfish adventure and ethical romance. And I saw before me, ever blazing and burning, the Holy Grail. — Jack London

The best way to leave a legacy is to believe, teach, defend, and promote what is true. — Kevin DeYoung

Think of this as the most screwed-up love letter ever. — Nick Lake

Chicago in the twenties may have been corrupt, but it was not really as violent as reputation has it. With an annual rate of 13.3 murders per every 100,000 people, it was indubitably more homicidal than New York, with 6.1, Los Angeles, with 4.7, or Boston, with just 3.9 - but it was less dangerous than Detroit, at 16.8, or almost any city in the South. New Orleans had a murder rate of 25.9 per 100,000, while Little Rock had a rate of 37.9, Miami 40, Atlanta 43.4, and Charlotte 55.5. Memphis was miles ahead of all other cities, with a truly whopping rate of 69.3. The average in America today, you may be surprised and comforted to hear, is 6 murders per 100,000 people. — Bill Bryson