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Top 25 Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quotes (2025 Update)

Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “I thought about how the world can be anything and how said it is that it’s this.”

1. “I thought about how the world can be anything and how said it is that it’s this.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “A home is an origin story. A home is a thing to carry. A home is a wild field of energy that floods floods floods. Call me. Call me home.”

2. “A home is an origin story. A home is a thing to carry. A home is a wild field of energy that floods floods floods. Call me. Call me home.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “Remember that just because something is, doesn’t mean it can’t change, and just because you haven’t seen something before, that doesn’t mean it’s impossible.”

3. “Remember that just because something is, doesn’t mean it can’t change, and just because you haven’t seen something before, that doesn’t mean it’s impossible.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “Even the apocalypse isn’t the end. That, you could only know when you’re standing before a light so bright it obliterates you. And if you are alone, posed like a dancer, when it comes, you feel silly and scared. And if you are with your family, or anyone at all, when it comes, you feel silly and scared, but at least not alone.”

4. “Even the apocalypse isn’t the end. That, you could only know when you’re standing before a light so bright it obliterates you. And if you are alone, posed like a dancer, when it comes, you feel silly and scared. And if you are with your family, or anyone at all, when it comes, you feel silly and scared, but at least not alone.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “I do bad at school because sometimes I think when I should be learning.”

5. “I do bad at school because sometimes I think when I should be learning.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “Emmanuel started learning the basics of his Blackness before he knew how to do long division: smiling when angry, whispering when he wanted to yell.”

6. “Emmanuel started learning the basics of his Blackness before he knew how to do long division: smiling when angry, whispering when he wanted to yell.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “People say “sell your soul” like it’s easy. But your soul is yours and it’s not for sale. Even if you try, it’ll still be there, waiting for you to remember it.”

7. “People say “sell your soul” like it’s easy. But your soul is yours and it’s not for sale. Even if you try, it’ll still be there, waiting for you to remember it.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “She tried to breathe in the feeling of doing something good and right and difficult that no one could understand. She didn’t wonder if she was right; she wondered why it was her destiny to do so many good, hard things.”

8. “She tried to breathe in the feeling of doing something good and right and difficult that no one could understand. She didn’t wonder if she was right; she wondered why it was her destiny to do so many good, hard things.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “Working here, I’ve learned that married men use their wives as mirrors.”

9. “Working here, I’ve learned that married men use their wives as mirrors.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “Thurwar drank in the moment. The little moments of Staxxx. The way she carried herself. When she was feeling good, there was no one like her. When she was feeling bad, she was just as special. A person so unchained despite it all. Staxxx reminded anyone lucky enough to see her that there were parts of a human that could never be chained.”

10. “Thurwar drank in the moment. The little moments of Staxxx. The way she carried herself. When she was feeling good, there was no one like her. When she was feeling bad, she was just as special. A person so unchained despite it all. Staxxx reminded anyone lucky enough to see her that there were parts of a human that could never be chained.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “Does disappearing one person from the earth clean it some? I seen men I knew were a danger to the world and they too deserve better than this. A shame for me to hope for better, but I know it’s better that can be done. Ain’t no magic potions for these bleeding human hearts. Ain’t no building full of hurt gonna save the masses.”

11. “Does disappearing one person from the earth clean it some? I seen men I knew were a danger to the world and they too deserve better than this. A shame for me to hope for better, but I know it’s better that can be done. Ain’t no magic potions for these bleeding human hearts. Ain’t no building full of hurt gonna save the masses.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “I’ve had my eyes taken from me twenty-three hours a day. The one hour I’m out of the hole is the worst of them all. I spend the fifty-nine minutes afraid to go back in.”

12. “I’ve had my eyes taken from me twenty-three hours a day. The one hour I’m out of the hole is the worst of them all. I spend the fifty-nine minutes afraid to go back in.”

— Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah

Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “I walked toward the entrance thinking, Remember this: the first time you drove a parent to a hospital.”

13. “I walked toward the entrance thinking, Remember this: the first time you drove a parent to a hospital.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “He clearly felt awe and respect for these two women but also was not bothered by the fact that they lived a razor’s edge from death. He knew it likely helped that they were Black women; market research found that the public generally cared less for their survival. In the center of the complicated nexus of adored and hated, desired but also easy to watch being destroyed, it had to be a Black woman.”

14. “He clearly felt awe and respect for these two women but also was not bothered by the fact that they lived a razor’s edge from death. He knew it likely helped that they were Black women; market research found that the public generally cared less for their survival. In the center of the complicated nexus of adored and hated, desired but also easy to watch being destroyed, it had to be a Black woman.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “I had become a devotee to a religion of my own creation. Its most integral ritual was maintaining a precise calm especially when angry, when hurt, when terrified.”

15. “I had become a devotee to a religion of my own creation. Its most integral ritual was maintaining a precise calm especially when angry, when hurt, when terrified.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “My client, Mister George Dunn, believed he was in danger. And you know what, if you believe something, anything, then that’s what matters most. Believing. In America we have the freedom to believe. America, our beautiful sovereign state. Don’t kill that here today.”

16. “My client, Mister George Dunn, believed he was in danger. And you know what, if you believe something, anything, then that’s what matters most. Believing. In America we have the freedom to believe. America, our beautiful sovereign state. Don’t kill that here today.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “I’d learned that many of the things I loved, the comforts that made me feel good about myself, could disappear very slowly and also suddenly.”

17. “I’d learned that many of the things I loved, the comforts that made me feel good about myself, could disappear very slowly and also suddenly.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “She forced love into this loveless space, made it the subject of her life. She showed them that she, the Hurricane, was capable of great love, and that if they’d look they’d see they were too. And maybe someday they would understand what they’d enabled, what they’d created.”

18. “She forced love into this loveless space, made it the subject of her life. She showed them that she, the Hurricane, was capable of great love, and that if they’d look they’d see they were too. And maybe someday they would understand what they’d enabled, what they’d created.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “I locate: your life is in the hands of someone who doesn’t even know you and thinks you don’t deserve it.”

19. “I locate: your life is in the hands of someone who doesn’t even know you and thinks you don’t deserve it.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “The woman glanced toward Emanuel as he sat. She smiled faintly. Her look of general disinterest made his heart sing. He turned his hat forward and felt his Blackness ease back to a still very serious 7.6.”

20. “The woman glanced toward Emanuel as he sat. She smiled faintly. Her look of general disinterest made his heart sing. He turned his hat forward and felt his Blackness ease back to a still very serious 7.6.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “The GameMasters watched. They were the board of directors but also, they were more; they were dealmakers and wardens and politicians and owners, and they lived in a rarefied version of the world, a space above, for them alone. They sat and drank champagne to their philanthropic hearts’ content. They watched a game they’d won already, many times over.”

21. “The GameMasters watched. They were the board of directors but also, they were more; they were dealmakers and wardens and politicians and owners, and they lived in a rarefied version of the world, a space above, for them alone. They sat and drank champagne to their philanthropic hearts’ content. They watched a game they’d won already, many times over.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “She’ll say, ‘Gracias, gracias,’ a few more times and tap my shoulder in parting, and I’ll say, ‘De nada, de nada,’ which will be a lie, because she is everything.”

22. “She’ll say, ‘Gracias, gracias,’ a few more times and tap my shoulder in parting, and I’ll say, ‘De nada, de nada,’ which will be a lie, because she is everything.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “Adulthood is paying the meter on time, I thought.”

23. “Adulthood is paying the meter on time, I thought.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “There’s blood on every piece of here.”

24. “There’s blood on every piece of here.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “I’m saying that the death penalty has always been an abomination, even before the CAPE program. Prison as it exists is an abomination. Right now, the fact is, people are doing the exact kinds of harm you’re describing. Prisons haven’t deterred the harm they’re meant to deter. They’re a failed experiment.”

25. “I’m saying that the death penalty has always been an abomination, even before the CAPE program. Prison as it exists is an abomination. Right now, the fact is, people are doing the exact kinds of harm you’re describing. Prisons haven’t deterred the harm they’re meant to deter. They’re a failed experiment.”

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Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Quote: “Buy One Get One stops for no one.”

26. “Buy One Get One stops for no one.”

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