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Quote by Joseph Brodsky

“И, как лейкоцит в крови, луна в твореньях певцов, сгоравших от туберкулеза, писавших, что – от любви.”

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Joseph Brodsky (May 24, 1940 - January 28, 1996) was a prominent poet of the 20th century, known for his profound thoughts and unique poetic style. His works cover a wide range of themes, including personal experiences, historical events, and philosophical reflections. Brodsky's poetry is characterized by its beautiful language and philosophical depth, and has had a profound impact on literature worldwide. more

“The disease is still around, it's still contagious, and despite the fact that the vaccine costs approximately sixteen cents to produce, and $3.13 to buy, tuberculosis continues to ravage periphery countries. Millions of people die from tuberculosis every year - and it's totally treatable. This is a disease we can eradicate in our lifetime.”

Plague Tuberculosis Get Well Soon

Author:Jennifer Wright

“So much might happen, and then only one set of things does.”

History Tuberculosis

Author:John Green

“Cuando el ganado se va, escapando de la sequía que ya empieza a agostar los campos y a hacer duros los pastizales, y se lleva lejos, por la montaña arriba, la leche y la carne, en el pabellón de reposo los enfermos siguen echados en sus chaiselongues, mirando para el cielo, tapados con sus mantas, de las que en este tiempo ya empiezan a sacar los brazos, pensando en su enfermedad.”

Tuberculosis

Book:Pabellon de Reposo

Source: Pabellon de Reposo

“The activism and advocacy geared towards bringing greater visibility, influence and authority of women are not against men (somehow this perception thrives). The role of men can never be disqualified or diminished. We have to work with them – with patience and perseverance. We also have to raise feminist kids so that they could internalize the benefits of having strong and skilled women in society and family. The goal of gender equality, then, would not remain a distant dream for a vast majority of women including minority gender.”

Gender Women Empowerment Inequalities Feministea