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Female Abolitionist Quotes By Orlando Bloom: Men treat men differently than they would a

Men treat men differently than they would a woman. — Orlando Bloom

Female Abolitionist Quotes By J. R. Martinez: I believe that we all have something to

I believe that we all have something to share with someone else that can better someone else's life. — J. R. Martinez

Female Abolitionist Quotes By L.R.W. Lee: I know this sounds weird, but you saved

I know this sounds weird, but you saved my life. — L.R.W. Lee

Female Abolitionist Quotes By Frans De Waal: Dogmatists have one advantage: they are poor listeners.

Dogmatists have one advantage: they are poor listeners. — Frans De Waal

Female Abolitionist Quotes By Jeff Bridges: The Oscar nomination is great. It's a great

The Oscar nomination is great. It's a great pat on the back. And I like that. — Jeff Bridges

Female Abolitionist Quotes By Gene Luen Yang: Comics are such a powerful educational tool. Simply

Comics are such a powerful educational tool. Simply put, there are certain kinds of information that are best communicated through sequential visuals. — Gene Luen Yang

Female Abolitionist Quotes By Jo Murphy: Seek first to respectThen to understand

Seek first to respect
Then to understand — Jo Murphy

Female Abolitionist Quotes By Charles De Lint: You walk around with a negative attitude and

You walk around with a negative attitude and you're just naturally going to bring trouble and hard times down on yourself. — Charles De Lint

Female Abolitionist Quotes By Shaun Roundy: Life is kinder to those who love themselves,

Life is kinder to those who love themselves, because love attracts love and light, and repels and dispels darkness. — Shaun Roundy

Female Abolitionist Quotes By John Le Carre: I used to think it was clever to

I used to think it was clever to confuse comedy with tragedy. Now i wish i could distinguish them. — John Le Carre

Female Abolitionist Quotes By Ian Doescher: LUKE - But O, what now? What light

LUKE - But O, what now? What light through yonder flashing sensor breaks? — Ian Doescher