Quotes About Equality
Women without their own drivers could get around only at the whim of husbands and sons. Some
~ Geraldine Brooks
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You cannot right injustice by injustice.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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a few dreamers believed you could build a nation upon ideas such as liberty and equality.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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The old man was appalled by the prospect of women driving. He clapped a bony hand to his heart and gazed heavenward: "I hope I never see it in my lifetime," he said.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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Almighty God created sexual desire in ten parts; then he gave nine parts to women and one to men." —Ali ibn Abu Taleb, husband of Muhammad's daughter Fatima and founder of the Shiite sect of Islam
~ Geraldine Brooks
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Women of all ages are in-fantilized by the Saudi system. A woman, no matter how old, has to be able to show a signed permission from her husband, son or grandson before she is free to travel, even inside her own country.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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Daniel straightened. "Girl, he should have sped up, kept on running right to a well-lit road, and called some White folk to help her. He just didn't know how he needed to be if he was going to live in this country.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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There was something in her that could not, or would not, see the distinctions that the world wished to make between weak and strong, between women and men, laborer and lord.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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These artists you propose to study, these"—she paused and dropped her voice—"White males. They are not so intéressant, I think. Not so important.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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What really is at stake? The subjects are Black, the painters White, yet you want to argue against objectification in this case?
~ Geraldine Brooks
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There's always sentiment against free nig—against his kind.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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Mental cruelty, nondisfiguring physical abuse or just plain unhappiness are rarely considered grounds on which a woman can seek divorce.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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Why would I marry? I'm not made to be any man's chattel. I have my work, which I love. I have my home—it is not much, I grant, yet sufficient for my shelter. But more than these, I have something very few women can claim: my freedom. I will not lightly surrender it.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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one in five Muslim girls lives today in a community that sanctions some sort of interference with her genitals.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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under the surface there is often ambivalence about women at work that makes their position vulnerable.
~ Geraldine Brooks
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women now share the economic burden of their families, very few Egyptian men are prepared to share the housework. To
~ Geraldine Brooks
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American women have taken on nontraditional jobs in every war since they made musket balls in the Civil War, and after every war they have gone back home, but as a crane operator observed, "Women were different in World War II: They didn't want to go back home and many of them didn't. And if they did go back home, they never forgot, and they told their daughters, 'You don't have to be just a homemaker. You can be anything you want to be.
~ Geraldine Youcha
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Ik tors drie lasten: ik ben homoseksueel, ik ben katholiek, en ik ben blank. Moet ik mij daarvoor schamen? Geenszins! (Goedkeurend gemompel.) Homoseksueel ben ik bij geboorte, en rooms-katholiek ben ik door genade: aan geen van beide is dus ene moer meer te doen. En kan men mij verwijten dat ik blank ben? Ik zoude niet weten hoe. Ik schaam mij er niet voor dat ik blank ben, en ik houd het ook niet geheim: ik zoude dat niet eens willen. (Geroep: "Die man die heb gelijk!")
~ Gerard Reve
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As long as one sex held power over the other, they would never be able to find out what differences there really were between the sexes -- psychically - if there were any at all.
~ Gerd Brantenberg
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Women's history is the primary tool for women's emancipation.
~ Gerda Lerner
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First of all, nobody gave us anything. It makes me furious when I hear that they gave us suffrage. Excuse me? It took 72 years of unrelenting, unbroken organizing grassroots effort to get women's suffrage. It took 113 years to get rid of child labor by law. It took similarly long periods of organized effort to accomplish any advance in social policy.
~ Gerda Lerner
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Jesus was not just concerned with souls. He wanted a changed society. That is precisely why he begins the new thing within a community of disciples whom he orders to quit acting as if they are superior, to forgive one another seventy-seven times a day, and to turn the other cheek when someone strikes them.
~ Gerhard Lohfink
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Revolution is the festival of the oppressed
~ Germaine Greer
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The real theater of the sex war is the domestic hearth.
~ Germaine Greer
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