Top 10 Quotes About Women Rights
- I HATE TO HEAR YOU TALK ABOUT ALL WOMEN AS IF THEY WERE FINE LADIES INSTEAD OF RATIONAL CREATURES. NONE OF US WANT TO BE IN CALM WATERS ALL OUR LIVES — Jane Austen, Persuasion
2. I DO NOT WISH THEM [WOMEN] TO HAVE POWER OVER MEN BUT OVER THEMSELVES — Mary Wollstonecraft
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3. A STATE THAT DOES NOT EDUCATE AND TRAIN WOMEN IS LIKE A MAN WHO ONLY TRAINS HIS RIGHT ARM — Jostein Gaarder
4. I RAISE UP MY VOICE-NOT SO I CAN SHOUT BUT SO THAT THOSE WITHOUT A VOICE CAN BE HEARD…WE CANNOT SUCCEED WHEN HALF OF US ARE HELD BACK — Malala Yousafzai
5. THERE ARE TWO POWERS IN THE WORLD; ONE IS THE SWORD AND THE OTHER IS THE PEN. THERE ARE A GREAT COMPETITION AND RIVALRY BETWEEN THE TWO. THERE IS A THIRD POWER STRONGER THAN BOTH, THAT OF THE WOMEN — Muhammad Ali Jinnah
6. THE ONLY REASON THAT THEY SAY, ‘WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST’ IS TO TEST THE STRENGTH OF THE LIFEBOATS — Jean Kerr
7. WOMEN ARE THE NOURISHING POWER OF THE UNIVERSE. WHOEVER HAS DEEP RESPECT FOR WOMEN OF THE WORLD, WILL REMAIN FREE FROM DISEASES — Amit Ray
8. REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM IS CRITICAL TO A WHOLE RANGE OF ISSUES. IF WE CAN’T TAKE CHARGE OF THIS MOST PERSONAL ASPECT OF OUR LIVES, WE CAN’T TAKE CARE OF ANYTHING. IT SHOULD NOT BE SEEN AS A PRIVILEGE OR AS A BENEFIT, BUT A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT — Faye Wattleton
9. I EARNESTLY WISH TO POINT OUT IN WHAT TRUE DIGNITY AND HUMAN HAPPINESS CONSIST. I WISH TO PERSUADE WOMEN TO ENDEAVOR TO ACQUIRE STRENGTH, BOTH OF MIND AND BODY, AND TO CONVINCE THEM THAT THE SOFT PHRASES, SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HEART, DELICACY OF SENTIMENT, AND REFINEMENT OF TASTE, ARE ALMOST SYNONYMOUS WITH EPITHETS OF WEAKNESS, AND THAT THOSE BEINGS ARE ONLY THE OBJECTS OF PITY AND THAT KIND OF LOVE WHICH HAS BEEN TERMED ITS SISTER, WILL SOON BECOME OBJECTS OF CONTEMPT — Mary Wollstonecraft
10. BLINDNESS SEPARATES PEOPLE FROM THINGS;
DEAFNESS SEPARATES PEOPLE FROM PEOPLE — Helen Keller
