bojana

“volimo se ja i moja inge. istina, ne onako kao da nam je osamnaest ili dvadeset. ali-volimo se. pomalo kao drugari. pomalo možda kao invalidi. alivolimo se. i ne pričamo mnogo o tome.”
― Dragoslav Mihailović

“Е, да будале не сатреше нолику нашу децу, и наше људе, и Срби би могли бити приличан народ.”
― Danko Popović, Књига о Милутину [Knjiga o Milutinu]

“When Montmorency meets a cat, the whole street knows about it; and there is enough bad language wasted in ten seconds to last an ordinarily respectable man all his life, with care.”
― Jerome K. Jerome, Three Men in a Boat

“We teach brilliance bias to children from an early age. A recent US study found that when girls start primary school at the age of five, they are as likely as five-year-old boys to think women could be 'really really smart'. But by the time they turn six, something changes. They start doubting their gender. So much so, in fact, that they start limiting themselves: if a game is presented to them as intended for 'children who are really, really smart', five-year-old girls are as likely to want to play it as boys - but six-year-old girls are suddenly uninterested. Schools are teaching little girls that brilliance doesn't belong to them. No wonder that by the time they're filling out university evaluation forms, students are primed to see their female teachers as less qualified.”
― Caroline Criado Perez, Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men