1,457 Quotes About Equality

In order to have equality for everyone, every child born should be given the same opportunities until they're old enough to decide if being equal is what they truly want.

I hope you will be a warrior and fierce for change so all can live.

Name, religion, race and creed I wonder Who am I without these? My state of being or color of my skin I wonder What are the criteria of their categorizing?

But for another thing, there's no law of nature which says that control over capital has to be in a few hands―that's like saying that political power has to be in a few hands. Why? There wasn't a law that said that the king and the nobles had to run everything, and there isn't a law that says that corporate owners and managers have to run everything either. These are social arrangements. They developed historically, they can be changed historically

One man is as good as another until he has written a book.

Power is the ultimate inauthenticity. It obscures the truth of our common human experience: that we are all equally without essence, that we are all therefore equal.

There was something peculiar I noticed when about thinking about freedom. Everyone wants it but less are willing to extend the same freedoms to everyone. Seems inconsistent to me.

You can't get around what's right, though," he said. "When we stop loving them, that's when they win.

The 24hours is equally given to all