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Elif Shafak
“i have often wondered what resides in an accent. is it a presence - an identity, a trajectory, a history? or is it rather an absence - an estrangement, a withdrawal, a blank space refusing to be filled? and are we immigrants synonymous to our accents? or are we, or can we ever aspire to be, more than that? this is not to deny that our accents are fundamentally important to who we are, and they are near and dear to our hearts. they are an inextricable trace of the paths we have travelled, the loves we have loved and never forgotten, the scars we still carry and which still hurt. but that doesn't mean we are from our accents.”
Elif Shafak, How to Stay Sane in an Age of Division

Alok Vaid-Menon
“The best way to eliminate a group is to demonize them, such that their disappearance is seen as an act of justice, not discrimination.”
Alok Vaid-Menon, Beyond the Gender Binary

Elif Shafak
“Motherlands are castles made of glass. In order to leave them, you have to break something – a wall, a social convention, a cultural norm, a psychological barrier, a heart. What you have broken will haunt you. To be an emigré, therefore, means to forever bear shards of glass in your pockets. It is easy to forget they are there, light and minuscule as they are, and go on with your life, your little ambitions and important plans, but at the slightest contact the shards will remind you of their presence. They will cut you deep.”
Elif Shafak, How to Stay Sane in an Age of Division

Cinzia Arruzza
“Although it condemns "discrimination" and advocates "freedom of choice", liberal feminism steadfastly refuses to address the socioeconomic constraints that make freedom and empowerment impossible for the large majority of women. Its real aim is not equality, but meritocracy.”
Cinzia Arruzza, Feminism for the 99%: A Manifesto

“in the dark, none of us have names and no one is sacred”
Billy-Ray Belcourt, This Wound Is a World

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