Quotes About Empowerment

The idea of equal rights was in the air.

Equality for everyone. That's most important.

I just believe in equality for all.

I'm all for the equality.

I believe education is the great equalizer.

I'm very proud of the fact that the women on 'The Americans' are written to be equally complex as the men.

I really want my daughter to see that she can go out to work, but equally I want my sons to see it.

I grew up looking at my parents as equals.

I feel you need to treat children as equals instead of giving them a complex - you are young, you are small, you don't know.'

We're going forward until we have an equitable and safe world for women.

All black art, post-slavery, has always tried to prove in its own way that a black life is the equivalent of anyone else's.

My goal is to eradicate poverty. I think we can't have equality until we eradicate poverty.

Nobody's going to erase mine or anyone's existence.

I have control of my recurrent corneal erosion, as opposed to it having control of me.

I fell in love with music because it gave me an escape, it gave me strength, and it gave me confidence.

'Drag Race' is the escape that everybody needs - gay, straight, or otherwise.

The freedom of all is essential to my freedom.

It's really cool to come from nothing and essentially be a nobody and make yourself somebody.

Leaders must establish common purpose and build trust within an organization.

I think I've established my own identity here at Brandeis.

By and large, the theatre establishment is run by a white majority.

People hold my father in very high esteem, but what was amazing was that nobody looked at me as a woman; I was never made aware of the fact that I am a woman.

Women's rights are more important than their ethnic rights.

My parents would say to me, 'You can teach yourself anything better than someone else can teach it to you.' That was the whole ethos of my family.