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“We were poor, but we were happy. We didn’t have much, but we were painting. (Interview in Washington Mag)”

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“In the middle of great abundance, and without having studied the social question, I believed that everybody had the right to be clean and clothed, to wear shoes, and I didn’t understand why it wasn’t so. I thought everyone knew how to read and write and I was astonished when I saw the opposite”

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Book:The Wild Geese

Source: The Wild Geese

“This government has represented benefits as somehow shameful. The point about universal benefits is that they affirm the value of such social tasks as having children, rearing them, or caring for relatives; they make benefits themselves an expression of collective approval for the endeavour, not begrudged hand-outs, stigmatising the recipients as beggars and failures.”

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Book:Into the Dangerous World: Some Reflections on Childhood and Its Costs

Source: Into the Dangerous World: Some Reflections on Childhood and Its Costs

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“Comparisons with the past are of limited help: The ending of hanging won't make suicides in youth remand centres go away; the mortality, famine, rickets, scabies of Victorian slum children don't turn free school milk into a excessive luxury.”

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Book:Into the Dangerous World: Some Reflections on Childhood and Its Costs

Source: Into the Dangerous World: Some Reflections on Childhood and Its Costs

“I'm just a guy who was predisposed to be a cartoonist, who happened to make it through all the bullshit that comes with being poor and brown (from an interview in the book Attitude, 2002)”

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“The echoes, the unfamiliar people, and the sense he’d carried all his life that wherever there was money—and money had outlasted the end of the world, as a state of mind if not in fact—he would always be uncomfortable.”

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Book:Manhunt

Source: Manhunt