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My great worry is the problem of poverty…Instead of prisons, I would have schools, art and vocational academies, free trade, free love, the abolition of marriage and the substitution of private property for public property.

— Luisa Capetillo A Nation of Women (1911)

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It is time that "equality" stop being a vain phrase, and that the rights of both men and women be equal.

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I cannot explain why a man always feels he has rights over a woman.

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The current social system, with all its errors, is sustained by the ignorance and slavery of women.

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Education is the mother of freedom; science is her eldest daughter; and her sisters, tolerance and discretion, with rights and responsibilities.

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Let us study and prepare our generation for the future struggles, which lie ahead.

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