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Toni had the ability to make words dance. How she carefully chooses each word in both her work and in conversation is so inspiring to me. Strong, yet delicate. A force of light. She's the reason that I am a writer today.

One of the greatest writers to ever walk the Earth. PERIODT.

Her description of motherhood, selfhood, and liberation is absolutely breathtaking.

I don’t how I can miss someone I never met, but here I am. Though I never met her, we knew each other. Everything she wrote was a love letter to me. And each word of hers I read was a thank you to her. I hope you’re having a ball in paradise, Ms. Morrison.

@kakashicowboy1399

3 жыл бұрын

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@nebbscorner

2 жыл бұрын

this is beautiful.

@melanatedcutie748

2 жыл бұрын

🥺🥲💙💛

@shakeyraware1563

2 жыл бұрын

Just beautiful sweetie just beautiful ❤️

@CadeCYC

Жыл бұрын

So sweet 💓

She is sooooooo inspiring. I love her.

I’m so grateful that she left such an imprint on the world.

@angelsbackgroundsounds

4 жыл бұрын

me too

0:55. I love the way she looks at the diploma she receives. She looks satisfied, proud. It’s a moment between herself and the diploma in hand. No one else is around. I miss her terribly. And also the quality of interviewers like Bill Moyers.

"If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it." - Toni Morrison

@mrrr1838

Жыл бұрын

😰 ....man if this isn't motivation

When she started talking about REAL STUFF .. “let’s talk about love” and how she pivoted. BRILLIANT WOMAN!!!

I love how deeply she thinks about life and the nuances of it 💕🇰🇪 Thank you for keeping her alive here

I could listen to her speak all day !

@kakashicowboy1399

3 жыл бұрын

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Crazy, how some notable figures have to die to become even more famous. I heard her name plenty, but her death got me to dig in deeper in her greatness.

Everything she says is so powerful.

Wow the liberation of motherhood brought me to tears. What an icon.

So wise. Her voice soothes you. Extraordinarily writer and very much missed. ❤

"But that's a totally generous free womyn. Fearless. She's not afraid of anything. . . and complete clarity about who she is". Swoons. Pilate is one of my favorite characters.

@debrahowe2305

3 жыл бұрын

Song of Solomon is my favorite book of ALL time. Pilate is otherworldly - remember she has no navel. She wasn't born or birthed...she WAS!!!

@kakashicowboy1399

3 жыл бұрын

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She’s so brilliant

Nothing better than this, Toni you always teach me something!! 🙌🙌🙌💕💕💕

The interviewer has so positive vibes and huge appreciation of Toni Morrison's work.

@evablazinflames

2 күн бұрын

Ah yesss. I can tell he has deep appreciation for her work, curiosity about her characters and his awe of Toni Morrison is palpable. Great interviewer.

Finished the glorious book "The Bluest Eye" a couple of minutes ago and my mind needed to find out more about this exquisite author!

Oh God. My heart is so full listening to her utter every single word with so much force. What I would give to listen to her speak live. What inspiring aura and view of the world.

Ah, this has resurfaced! Thank You.

What a phenomenal interview

A brilliant, gifted and thoughtful woman!

I just love so much because of how her writing affected me. My favorite of her books is The Song of Solomon. I've read it so many times. So grateful to Toni Morrison for being here.

Everything that Toni Morrison says is profound and worthy of reflection. We could spend a decade simply discussing this 43:44

This was wonderful.

@kakashicowboy1399

3 жыл бұрын

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I have never seen you... Don't know you, but I watched a program about your handwork. I come to love you despite the fact that you are no longer there 😢RIP ❤

At first I thought the interviewer talked too much and was more interested in his own voice/opinions. But then as I continued listening, I could clearly see how well-read he was and his genuine interests in Prof. Morrison's works.

@TheChristobias

Жыл бұрын

IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY, YOU SHOULD WATCH THE INTIMATE INTERVIEW HE HAS WITH THE LATE GREAT "MAYA ANGELOU"......🤔🙂

@happygucci5094

2 ай бұрын

Apart from him saying Sethe killed her son- it was her baby girl that she murdered.

Toni Morrison is Amazing!! i

This was very much needed. Powerful 🌹

Deep and amazing thoughts!

I swear I could listen to this woman talk for hours lol

Insightful and full of depth!

#JusticeForGeorgeFloyd⚖ 💪🏾💎🙏🏽💙🏁🏆 #BlackLivesMatter✊🏾

This was sooooo well done. So well done. She is. She just is.

An amazing interview

Happy Birthday Ms. Toni Morrison💜

The disconnect is overwhelming😗

Mèsi bokou🇭🇹

A great person love her people should about read her book and about her life we must love and understand each other .

I’m in love 🌱

Revolutionary

My new favorite person

Mother love me keep me warm Mother loves me, keeps me warm, nurtures me, cares for me, and calms me through the storm. To help me mother, help your baby to be strong, nothing more. No Money, is A Mercy, can The Bluest Eye find a Rainbow a Home? For Frank and his Sister here's a poem. I love you, Mother, I thank you everyday, love me, keep me warm, nurture me, care for me, show me what is right and wrong. Your love has kept me, in the light, words that make a man cave bright. And when I go to her at night, she rocks me in my cradle, so I sleep tight. I love you Mother. I Thank you everyday. Mother loves me, keeps me warm, nurtures me, cares for me, and calms me through the storm. To help me Mother, help your baby, to be strong, nothing more. Thank you Toni, for I've been torn, and my mother left me in the storm. By Eddie Campagnola Edward Campagnola, "Directions to the Dumpster" & Pen name "One Directions to Mercy Street"

LOVE

Good Morning Sindi

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08:40 'the master narrative' 😔 'deep psychic struggle to see and not see one another' 👍 'racism is not a fixed star' 👍 👏 👏 👏

I love Tar Baby. Son is my fave character.

@happygucci5094

2 ай бұрын

That book was like a gothic New World settler colonial nightmare. It ripped me to shreds. All of them did. Yet she manages to place that soothing arm around my soul that somehow I became stronger, wiser, more gratitude after being destroyed… She is THE American Novelist. The breadth of her vision is extraordinary. Sublime.

Here is to you.

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We need a cite

A War Of Truth Vs. Deception 🏁 TRUTH💯 Wins!!!!🙌🏾🌥🙌🏾

@kakashicowboy1399

3 жыл бұрын

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You have already being bought and paid for. Your ancestors gave it up for you. It's already done. You don't have to do that anymore. Now you can love yourself.

who is the name of the guy interviewing her

@MsLulu200

3 жыл бұрын

Bill Moyers

Bill Moyers! Redd. ⚡️🦊

I wouldn’t describe Pecola as pathetic 🙄 he irritates me.

@waynedouglas5859

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@shanalangley7025

4 жыл бұрын

He's ironically perceiving her as such because of the "master narrative" that Toni Morrison is talking about

@dodo3794

4 жыл бұрын

He said “pathetic creature”

@geocyo8835

3 жыл бұрын

Okay, so boom, ten months in, how _would_ you describe her?

@TheThriftQueen

3 жыл бұрын

Geo Cyo a victim of circumstance and an unwilling participant in a society that was prune to anti-blackness, mostly in her own community do to the propaganda of unattainable, basic, boring ass beauty standards that no one should be striving for, especially young black girls!

Gosh another video I mistook for being from Oprah...the network, I mean. Oh the humanity!

7:09

Looking at the author I wonder if the depiction of the character matches the stereotypical trope and to what degree

So frustrating when the interviewer talks over her

I want to understand the 16 people who didn't rate this truly wise human being....but how.And would it be a waste of my precious time.

one learns very quickly what to belong to 41:01

@iliyawho5516

3 жыл бұрын

5:41 i didnt ask to be born

@iliyawho5516

3 жыл бұрын

7:12 gallant event

Don't love anything ... 💔

@clintoncarter1511

4 жыл бұрын

To the contrary, she says that is the cry of hopelessness. People are starving for love. "It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all." Love can lead to pain, but true love is the most powerful force in the universe. The Bible says, "God is love." My mathematical bent requires me to point out that when the verb "to be" is used like that, it can be thought of as an equal sign!

Would Toni Morrison have thought, "Oh, no. Another white man interviewing me?" I have to interview minority people as part of their profession, and I feel quite bad about it. And I'm white and middle aged and male.

@nellatetam

2 ай бұрын

i think you have to address the guilt, and replace it with openness and acceptance to genuinely walk in the shoes of someone else. i don't want to speak for Toni Morrison, but i am a black woman and a poet as well. In interviews, i care more that the interviewer is genuinely interested in my work, open, a good listener and asks good questions. Essentially, that my perspective does not make the interlocutor uncomfortable; rather, it adds meaning, context and substance to the conversation, as per intended.

“Racism is older than slavery”, not older than RACE slavery which is what the Trans-Atlantic Slave trade is, to be clear.

@annieareyouok7671

Жыл бұрын

Yes it is because anti blackness is epistemic it transcends time. It about a universal thought process. Everyone (by group), everywhere, all around the world, carries is anti-black ideology. People in Korea bleach there skin because being darker in skin meant you were a field worker and of lesser social status. There reasons are detached from the trans-Atlantic slave trade but the the colorism still follows the rule. To be of lighter complexion, means you’re beautiful, wealthy of greater social status. So racism in its essence is older than race based slavery that’s simply derived from that ideology.

I think we forget the one who brought and paid for us first was Jesus. He died first, gave everything and through that we know we are truly loved. He created and bought us so we are doubly His "But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed."- Isaiah 53:5. God bless you all and guide you in everything

@clintoncarter1511

4 жыл бұрын

It is true that Jesus paid the ultimate price to buy us, but unfortunately many who claim his name had no trouble with the idea of owning others and treating them accordingly. Thankfully there were some who did their best to treat their slaves like family, which, in Christ, is the case.

@BLISB

4 жыл бұрын

Free your mind. We don’t need anyone between us and God. Especially not a man depicted and burned into Black minds as a White man. Free your mind. On on one with the Creator is your birthright. Ase’

Shes beautiful

Underviewed

why u cut her off at the end?

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