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Thou sayest, ‘this tended to irritate the whites, and to increase their prejudices against the blacks.’ The truth always irritates the proud, impenitent sinner.
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Angelina Emily Grimké
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gutenberg.orgThou sayest, ‘this tended to irritate the whites, and to increase their prejudices against the blacks.’ The truth always irritates the proud, impenitent sinner.
Grimké asserts that the truth often provokes anger in those who are proud and unrepentant.
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