Quotes About Solidarity

You are either with us or you are against us in the fight against terror.

We were two dark haired women who moved in overlapping circles of writers, queers, artists, and feminists.

In war time women turn to red swivel-up scarlet and carmine not in solidarity with spilt blood but as a badge of beating hearts.

I believe we are all connected, every living thing one to the other, so that I owe to each what I would owe to myself.

Theirs was a bond that transcended class, nationality, and other such trivialities.

Sí, se puede!

It was the everyday people who were our country's true lifeblood. If they should fail, so would we all.

The sound of communal prayer—its growling honesty, its rhythm as relentless and essential as heartbeats—moves me with its direction and makes me believe that distance can be overcome. It is the only thing that offers me hope that where borders and wars and revolutions divide and scatter us, something singular and true unites us. It tames this English soil.

it is rare, though, that a great wrong is committed by one people against another without some among the perpetrators protesting the deed.

Frances maintained they took care of each other and claimed "I owe my greatest success to women. Contrary to the assertion that women do all in their power to hinder one another's progress, I have found that it has always been one of my own sex who has given me a helping hand when I needed it.

Concert doesn't mean standing up like a target in front of thousands of strangers. It means coming together. It means harmony.

Anything worth doing transcends borders.

The strong are tasked with the protection of the weak, because the strong aren't always strong and the weak aren't always weak. Everyone stumbles. And one day, when you stumble - and you will - you'll need someone to help you stand. Will there be anyone eager to do so, or will there be a line of people hoping to kick you while you're down?

Besties before testes...

Nothing unifies people better than complaining about it.

As Charles Stewart Parnell called out during the Irish rent strike campaign in 1879 and 1880: It is no use relying on the Government . . . . You must only rely upon your own determination . . . . Help yourselves by standing together . . . strengthen those amongst yourselves who are weak . . . , band yourselves together, organize yourselves . . . and you must win . . . When you have made this question ripe for settlement,then and not till then will it be settled.

I remember the 1940s as a time when we were united in a way known only to that generation. We belonged to a common cause-the war.

She didn't always have to be the strong one. We can be strong for each other.

The crowd began chanting, "The whole world is watching! The whole world is watching!

For the proverbe seith that "manye smale maken a greet."

What is virtue but the trades unionism of the married.

If this is a lynch mob, you didn't bring enough people," I said.

Once and for all, we have decided to side with the many.

Non è che i poveri fossero più impauriti dei ricchi o più attaccati alla vita, ma avevano, più di loro, la tendenza a vivere in gruppo, avevano bisogno gli uni degli altri e di sostenersi a vicenda, di piangere o di ridere insieme.