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We must put our thoughts into practice every day in the most complex business matter, in the most simple home duty.

— Zitkala-Ša Speech (1919)

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Use the words that come to you, that which is in the heart and mind.

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My heart and I lie small upon the earth like a grain of throbbing sand.

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Today the Indian is pressed almost to the farther sea. Does that sea symbolize his death?

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To take the life of a nation during the slow march of centuries seems not a lighter crime than to crush it instantly with one fatal blow.

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Shall we think or shall somebody think for us? We are on this earth to think and do the best we can according to our light.

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