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Top Carceral Feminism Quotes

Carceral Feminism Quotes By Amos Bronson Alcott

All unrest is but the struggle of the soul to reassure herself of her inborn immortality. — Amos Bronson Alcott

Carceral Feminism Quotes By Chris Cleave

That is the trouble with happiness-all of it is built on top of something that men want. — Chris Cleave

Carceral Feminism Quotes By Swami Vivekananda

In strength, the fear of enemies, In beauty, the fear of old age, In knowledge, the fear of defeat, In virtue, the fear of scandal, In the body, the fear of death. In this life all is fraught with fear: Renunciation alone is fearless. (In Search of God and — Swami Vivekananda

Carceral Feminism Quotes By Glenn Beck

Some people thinks that I'm the Antichrist, which would be a really good disguise for the Antichrist. You'd never see a pudgy, out-of-shape guy, 5 o'clock in the afternoon, being the Antichrist, would you? — Glenn Beck

Carceral Feminism Quotes By Debasish Mridha

When you create opportunities for others, whole world becomes your window of opportunity. — Debasish Mridha

Carceral Feminism Quotes By Jason Evert

Without question, purity is beautiful. We're not talking about repression or prudishness, but about having a confident and serene sense of your dignity and worth. — Jason Evert

Carceral Feminism Quotes By John C. Maxwell

Brokenness involves removing inappropriate pride and self-reliance and building healthy God-reliance. — John C. Maxwell

Carceral Feminism Quotes By Milton Friedman

It is ironic that the Great Depression was produced by government but was blamed on the private enterprise system. The Federal Reserve System explained in its 1933 annual report how much worse things would have been if the Federal Reserve had not behaved so well, yet the Federal Reserve was the chief culprit in making the depression as deep as it was. So the government produced the depression, the private enterprise system got blamed for it, and there was a tremendous change in attitudes. — Milton Friedman