808 Quotes About Social-justice

Victor wanted to have the strength to watch, to witness the brutality and be strong enough to tell the world about it. He wanted to witness it and by witnessing make it real, unable to be forgotten; he wanted this horror seared into every pale pink fiber of his skull.

These questions are difficult. The answers are not obvious, and so there should be some pausing, some angst, some honest uncertainty as people struggle to decide the best course of action. But I see none of this in the press releases and reports I read. Instead I see both sides telling us that to be uncertain, to dialogue instead of rail, is to betray the cause.

As long as law defends the people against inhumanity, it may be entitled to the approval of the people, but the moment it turns against people, whether willingly or driven by subconscious biases, then it is the duty of the people to stand up with unarmed, nonviolent determination and fire such lawkeepers and lawmakers.

Yes, you can make a difference! You can speak on behalf of those who are voiceless.

You don't have to be a billionaire to believe you can make a difference. Give your resources to a charity and volunteer in your community.

There is no chance of welfare in the society, unless the conditions of the working class are improved.

All a guy needed was a chance. Somebody was alway controlling who got a chance and who didn't.

The constitutional right of today may be a violation of human rights tomorrow, hence, no constitution, and in fact, no text is to be taken as gospel… they must be scrutinized by each new generation and if found incompatible with the new society, must be either amended or discarded altogether.

Revolution never happens because it is acceptable, it happens because everything else turns unacceptable.