39 Quotes by Scarlett Curtis

We can all deliver the final hit needed to break the glass ceiling in order to achieve complete gender liberation.

I want women to feel like we are not in competition with each other. We are onthe same team. Something as small as a compliment to let another woman know she is on the right path or she is doing a great job can make all the difference. We can defend each other when we are being attacked or judged. We can hire other women and refer each other for jobs when the opportunity fits

I want women to feel like we are not in competition with each other. We are on the same team. Something as small as a compliment to let another woman know she is on the right path or she is doing a great job can make all the difference. We can defend each other when we are being attacked or judged. We can hire other women and refer each other for jobs when the opportunity fits

I believe in the great change that a girl with a big dream can bring to this world. I believe in giving girls a chance to activate their potential without fear.

To work for a world where women are treated as people in every aspect of our lives is to work not just for women but for all people to realise their full humanity.

I liked me, I knew me, I knew I didn't have to be beautiful to be worthy and it was much more valuable and interesting to have thoughts, dreams and plans to heal the world.

We see those years of negative treatment by men, by institutions, by the patriarchy, by society at large. We see it. We challenge it, we stand up to it, and we change it.

In the end I think change really does begin at home, at the dinner table, in spit seconds, in quiet determined moments.

There's an amazing feminist superhero called Audre Lorde who said, "Our feelings are our most genuine paths to knowledge." My nosedive into feminism was fueled entirely by feelings. In the years since, it has developed and grown into something far wordier, filled with thoughts, books, quotes, and plans for action; but at the beginning my feminism was just a feeling. My feminism was born with little context or language and a lot of emotion.