Meg

“Proximity to power is its own kind of education. It shapes who you are and what you desire in life. A thirst for political power — and sometimes, obtaining that power — begets more than corruption: It often involves sexual immorality, degraded moral judgment and financial malpractice. Power never affects just one area of people’s lives; it leads them to believe they can determine right and wrong for themselves. And it never affects just those individuals.”
― Kaitlyn Schiess

“Evil is not destructive of good alone; it also destroys itself”
― I Ching

“A near-miss, interpreted correctly, is a great teacher.”
― Zeynep Tufekci

“It is your privilege that shapes what you get to worry about and it is a lack of privilege that shapes what she must worry about.”
― Roxane Gay