808 Quotes About Social-justice

Dare to be a radical, but make sure it's for the right reason, for it takes very little for a reformer to turn into a terrorist.

An illogical yet humane step towards an impossible future is a thousand times better than a logical yet inhuman step towards a possible future.

Sonnet of Social JusticeGet ready to fight,Not with hate but accountability.Get ready to fight,Not with vengeance but humanity.Get ready to speak,Not as a cynic but as a sapiens.Get ready to speak,Crossing all egotistical grievance.Get ready to stand,Trampling all petty separation.Get ready to stand,Not in rebellion but in inclusion.When it is too dark around,Look inside for you're the light all round.

Even if I burn to ashes in trying to humanize my surroundings, those ashes of mine will still smoke inclusion, equality and humaneness.

Better sleepless for justice than soulless in indifference - better sleepless for equality than soulless in apathy - better sleepless for harmony than soulless in complacency.

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It is increasingly difficult for social justice activists to advocate – with a clear conscience – for women, the poor, or immigrants while eating other animals or consuming the nursing milk of cattle. Animal activists are exposing the links that connect the oppression of nonhuman animals with human oppression.

But activists must not work against one another in their single-minded dedication to one specific cause. Those fighting to protect horses must not eat cattle. We do well to specialize, we do not do so well if we specialize without knowledge of interlocking oppressions—or without the application of thatknowledge.

Activists must not work against one another in their single-minded dedication to one specific cause. Those fighting to protect horses must not eat cattle. We do well to specialize, but we do not do well if we specialize without knowledge of interlocking oppressions—or without the application of that knowledge.