“Our little movement, we were always too fragile, always too dependent on the whims of our supporters. But it had always been a struggle, and after Morningdale, after the climate changed, we had no chance. The world didn't want to be reminded how the donation programme really worked. They didn't want to think about you students, or about the conditions you were brought up in. In other words, my dears, they wanted you back in the shadows.”
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“Change is reciprocal. Change is symbiotic. And change is work.”
“But no. There is a difference between the truth and what we wish were true.”
“Change ensures you get options to decide the direction of your life.”