Women Quotes
This is a large page and a mixed one. Feminist theory, nineteenth-century verse, comedy and plain contempt sit side by side, and the source line is how you tell them apart. Warren Farrell has the most entries, then Shakespeare, Camille Paglia and Mignon McLaughlin.
Some of the best-sourced entries are the plainest. Betty Friedan, in The Feminine Mystique (1963): “The problem lay buried, unspoken for many years in the minds of American women.” Shulamith Firestone, in The Dialectic of Sex (1970), argued that women and love are underpinnings, and that examining them threatens the whole structure of a culture. Dorothy Parker, in Enough Rope (1926), observed that men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses.
Two statements that are regularly credited to Catharine MacKinnon are flagged here as misattributed. If you are checking one of them, the notes on its page are the place to start.
“When women thrive, families, communities, nations prosper.”
“Ghanaian women are the backbone of our families, communities, and economy, of course.”
“We must choose to end all forms of violence against women and girls.”
Such move will naturally address the violence that women go through in the society.
The women who persevere go on to achieve great successes in their STEM careers.
You cannot think about being a woman only from the perspective of being a woman.
Women’s rights must be respected and their place should not be in the shadows, but in the light.
The ground has shaken, and Zambians are ready to have a woman who they believe will deliver.
When a woman evolves, she gives permission to her community to do the same.
"A society that excludes women from leadership is a society that denies itself progress."
Rwanda has not disregarded women living with disabilities, or any Rwandan for that matter.
I think it is possible that a woman can be a governor of any part of this country.
A woman can be assertive without being arrogant or perceived to be negatively defiant.