808 Quotes About Social-justice
- Author Lisa Kemmerer
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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 have already begun to effectively expose the links of oppression across species.
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- Author Lisa Kemmerer
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All human beings are systematically socialized to oppress cattle, chickens, snakes, mice, dogs, and all other nonhuman individuals. After the fashion of Sojouner Truth, might cows and chickens ask: “Ain’t I a female, too?” And would not dogs and snakes ask, "Ain't I a living being, too?
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- Author DeRay Mckesson
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Language is often our first act of resistance. It matters how we talk about the work we do; the words we use or the words we create matter to describe the world we live in, the freedom and justice we deserve. It matters now whether you call yourself protesters or organizers, activists or the like. Whatever title you assume, be the people committed to fighting for accountability and justice. Let that be what defines you.
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- Author Erik Andres Reynoso
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En ocasiones la injusticia social deja una sombra obscura en los corazones de los oprimidos que no deja pasar la luz para entonces volverse espejo de sus opresores
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- Author Rivera Sun
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We are the true roots of resistance, they declared, and the scraggly leaves, golden flowers, and windborne seeds.
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- Author Layli Miller Bashir
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The incredible women around the world who do stand up for justice can in fact transform the planet.
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- Author Jamie Arpin-Ricci
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It is entirely possible to work for justice without thirsting for blood.
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- Author Bryan Stevenson
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Beat the drum for justice.
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- Author Jessica Nicholas
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Delight is God’s why behind the justice, righteousness, and steadfast love He practices. It’s not out of frustration or obligation, but delight.
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