Quotes About Emancipation
In a world of democracies, in a world where the great projects that have set humanity on fire are the projects of the emancipation of individuals from entrenched social division and hierarchy; in such a world individuals must never be puppets or prisoners of the societies or cultures into which they have been born.
~ Roberto Unger
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Love frees my thoughts and deeds.
~ Kristian Goldmund Aumann
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Love emancipates you from prison of envy and jealousyIt makes u invisible to hatred and oblivious of self
~ irrfan ishaq
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Love must not suffocate but breathe on its own.
~ Soraya Naomi, For Fallon
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It was time to free him from my burdens.
~ Ella Frank, Veiled Innocence
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So many went on a quest to tame her, The only man to win her heart was the one Who was also free.
~ Nikki Rowe
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True love does not put a person in a cage like a bird. It gives true freedom to soar.
~ Debasish Mridha
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Remember what mom used to say? "Shred the guilt.
~ Miriam Toews
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La Mariche Loewen alça la mà. […] Diu que opina que el més importat no és preguntar-se si les dones són animals sinó si les dones s'han de venjar del mal que se'ls ha fet. O bé si han de perdonar els homes i, amb això, aconseguir que se'ls obrin les portes del cel.
~ Miriam Toews
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I think she was smiling the same kind of real smile that Tash had smiled just before she left. It's a scary smile. It's a smile that means there is nothing left to lose. That you are free
~ Miriam Toews
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When Richard Bach wrote If you love someone, set them free he can't have been directing his advice at human beings.
~ Miriam Toews
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Secrets. We think by keeping them, we're controlling things, but all the while, they're controlling us.
~ Mitch Albom
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And without the work connection, the human ties released, like magnets losing their attraction.
~ Mitch Albom
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Pour les hommes, la mutation politique la plus profonde a sans aucun doute été l'hétérosocialité qui signifie, sinon l'émancipation des femmes, leur sortie de la maison et leur accès à la rue, au monde.
~ Nadia Tazi
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In Beauvoir's writing, the emancipation of women, an emancipation that on her view can come to full flower only in the wake of a certain transformation in the human being, is linked with a certain transformation in the conventional understanding—both continental and analytic—about how to inherit the tradition of philosophy.
~ Nancy Bauer
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Er zijn ergere gevangenissen dan woorden.
~ Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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The point is that we all caught. And we try in one way or another to widen ourself free. For instance, me and Ludie. When I was with Ludie, I didn't feel so caught. But then Ludie died. We go around trying one thing or another, but we caught anyhow.
~ Carson McCullers
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Family members lost to slave sales were worse than dead, as there was no peace or closure.
~ Catherine Clinton
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More than a decade before, another young woman in her twenties, Isabella Baumfree, born a Dutch-speaking slave in rural New York, resolved her spiritual crises by running away from her master and eventually changing her name to Sojourner Truth. She seized the opportunity for emancipation in 1826
~ Catherine Clinton
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Sometimes what you're most afraid of doing is the very thing that will set you free. —
~ Cecelia Ahern
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We are the first to honour the memories of those who perished through slavery, by declaring August 1 as Emancipation Day.
~ Anthony Carmona
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Lincoln merely nominally freed the bodies of Negroes. But Debs would free the bodies and minds of Negroes.
~ A. Philip Randolph
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I won't be a slave to the past. I'll love where I choose.
~ Thomas Hardy
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In the words of India's President Girl, Mother Teresa was 'among those emancipated souls who have transcended all barriers of race, religion, creed and nation.
~ Kathryn Spink
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