Quotes About Inequality
They did not say it was a punishment on womankind. This was because men were the rulers and women had to suffer for their sins.)
~ Jean Ure
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To think that men and women had actually had sex together—had actually done things. Or, rather, men had done things. It was the men who did them, the women who had them done. Men who had the pleasure, women all the suffering.
~ Jean Ure
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One can't help thinking, Daddy, what a colourless life a man is forced to lead, when one reflects that chiffon and Venetian point and hand embroidery and Irish crochet are to him mere empty words. Whereas a woman- whether she is interested in babies or microbes or husbands or poetry or servants or parallelograms or gardens or Plato or bridge- is fundamentally and always interested in clothes.
~ Jean Webster
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We had a bishop this morning and what do you think he said? "The most beneficent promise made us in the Bible is this,'The poor ye have always with you.' They were put here in order to keep us charitable." The poor, please observe, being a sort of useful domestic animal. If I hadn't grown into such a perfect lady, I should have gone up after service and told him what I thought.
~ Jean Webster
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turn on a man, humiliate him, wound his pride, crush him under foot and think no more of the matter than if he had stepped on a worm. And
~ Jean Webster
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In un certo paese vivevano un uomo molto ricco e un uomo molto povero. Ognuno aveva un figlio. L'uomo molto ricco salì con il figlio sulla cima di una collina, gli indicò con un gesto il paesaggio circostante e gli disse: Guarda. Un giorno tutto questo sarà tuo. L'uomo molto povero salì con il figlio sulla cima della stessa collina, gli indicò il paesaggio circostante e gli disse semplicemente: Guarda.
~ Jean-Claude Carrière
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In un certo paese vivevano un uomo molto ricco e un uomo molto povero. Ognuno aveva un figlio. L'uomo molto ricco salì con il figlio sulla cima di una collina, gli indicò con un gesto il paesaggio circostante e gli disse: L'uomo molto povero salì con il figlio sulla cima della stessa collina, gli indicò il paesaggio circostante e gli disse semplicemente:
~ Jean-Claude Carrière
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She's donated money. She's wondered with the sort of detached fascination of the comfortable elite how dire the conditions of their lives must be wherever they come from, that this is the better option. That these people would leave their homes, their cultures, their families, even their languages, and venture into tremendous peril, risking their very lives, all for the chance to get to the dream of some faraway country that doesn't even want them.
~ Jeanine Cummins
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Before dawn, Lydia, Luca, and the sisters walk deeper into the city, where they discover that the railway fence in Hermosillo is serious business, expensive infrastructure. Tax pesos at work. In fact, it's not a fence at all, but a concrete wall topped with razor wire in threatening coils. Inside that wall, a train rumbles past with migrants asleep on top, their arms folded across their chests, their hats over their faces.
~ Jeanine Cummins
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As long as there are rich people in the world, they will be desirous of distinguishing themselves from the poor.
~ Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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in respect of riches, no citizen shall ever be wealthy enough to buy another, and none poor enough to be forced to sell himself.
~ Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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Un miros de s?rac, un miros de violen??, de necesitatea de a parveni.
~ Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio
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One can slide between poor and rich, the difference as slight as between paper and parchment, one voice and a choir, arms hanging by sides and a hug.
~ Jeannine Atkins
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God has always been hard on the poor.
~ Jean-Paul Marat
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The poor don't know that their function in life is to exercise our generosity.
~ Jean-Paul Sartre
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When the rich wage war it's the poor who die.
~ Jean-Paul Sartre
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There are two types of poor people, those who are poor together and those who are poor alone. The first are the true poor, the others are rich people out of luck.
~ Jean-Paul Sartre
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When the rich wage war it's the poor who die.
~ Jean-Paul Sartre
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Diversity allows whites to remove themselves while requiring the Other to continue performing for them.
~ Jeff Chang
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Racism is not merely about individual chauvinism, prejudice, or bigotry. Ruth Glimore reminds us that it is about the ways different groups are 'vulnerable to premature death,' whether at the hands of the state or structures that kill.
~ Jeff Chang
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Gentrification is key to understanding what happened to our cities at the turn of the millennium. But it is only half of the story. It is only the visible side of the larger problem: resegregation.
~ Jeff Chang
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Segregation is still linked to racial disparities of every kind. Where you live plays a significant role in the quality of food and the quality of education available to you, your ability to get a job, buy a home, and build wealth, the kind of health care you receive and how long you live, and whether you will have anything to pass on to the next generation.
~ Jeff Chang
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But racism and inequality would never end if Blacks focused on easing white anxiety.
~ Jeff Chang
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But the one thing all of the people in the Ape Yard had in common was that they were trapped, caught in that basin of poverty and servitude to Doc Bobo in the hollow, and held in place by the weight of the white structure beyond. For them, escape seemed futile at the outset.
~ Jeff Fields
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