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“Freedom is not free. It comes at a cost. It is either you pay or someone has to pay for it.”

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“You will never find peace if you harbor hatred for others without reason, inherit hate, or hate on behalf of others. Hating those who have never wronged you is a heavy burden to carry. This is why those who harbor hate often try to share it with others; they cannot bear it alone. Even with all the money and qualifications in the world, you will never be truly happy and at peace. Hate is like a moth that consumes you from the inside until there is nothing left”

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Author:De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Without self mastering how an one strive in an unnatural environment?”

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“Let’s change this narrative… Instead of spending more time congratulating people who have succeeded… Encourage those who are trying & have not.”

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“Self mastering must be a chief aim.”

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“Self mastering comes from persistent perpetual practice.”

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“Corporate responsibility is imperative to global prosperity. As companies of all sizes accept responsibility for their impact on the world and interact with the world more caringly, we'll all get to experience a more prosperous world.”

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“To every guy who tries to say that we have already achieved equality for the sexes, if this were true, you wouldn't be told to "man up", "be a man", "stop being a p*#%y", "harden the fuck up", "toughen up", "boys don't cry", "don't be such a girl", "stop being a wimp". As long as this type of language still exists in our society, then gender equality, my friends, has in fact not been achieved after all.”

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Book:Embrace Your Sexual Self: A Practical Guide for Women

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“Some people still say, women belong in the kitchen. By that same logic, men belong in the jungle.”

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“Defining freedom cannot amount to simply substituting it with inclusion. Countering the criminalization of Black girls requires fundamentally altering the relationship between Black girls and the institutions of power that have worked to reinforce their subjugation. History has taught us that civil rights are but one component of a larger movement for this type of social transformation. Civil rights may be at the core of equal justice movements, and they may elevate an equity agenda that protects our children from racial and gender discrimination, but they do not have the capacity to fully redistribute power and eradicate racial inequity. There is only one practice that can do that. Love.”

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