"Most people, when they hear the word prejudice, think of racism. But you could be prejudiced against a fat person or a short person or a poor person -- any person, place, thing, time, or event."
"I think that the majority of blacks always take everything that happens to them from a racial point of view. We have learned how to be like this. We have learned to be afraid of what we don't know."
"I also think we chose to live this lesson because of who we were in our past lifetime. And I am going to explain why I say this. Chances are you were totally opposite in your last lifetime from who you are today. This is when the question inevitably arises: How do we define ourselves; what are we, really, beyond all the facades and games that we play?"
"This is what I have learned."
-- Sir Robert D. Jones, Jr.
