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Your trials equal the power of God that works in you. If your battles are intense, then what God has deposited in you is deep. — Paul Gitwaza

We may be born equal but we do not prepare equally ... — Garrett McCoy

Everyone is born equally capable but lacks equal opportunity. — Pierre Omidyar

My idea of society is that while we are born equal, meaning that we have a right to equal opportunity, all have not the same capacity. — Mahatma Gandhi

Since all men are created equal, I have to thank God I was born a woman. — Ingrid Weir

Treat everyone equal. We are all born the same and die the same. — Abi Ketner

I believe we are all born equal. You know, we are, whether you're a boy or a girl, you should have the same equal rights. — Michelle Yeoh

The start of empowering women comes with acknowledgment of thought that every born child is equal irrespective of its sex. — Nikita Dudani

Men are born equal but they are also born different. — Erich Fromm

When the passage "All men are born free and equal," when that passage was being written were not some of the signers legalised owners of slaves? — Herman Melville

In the ashes all men are levelled. We're born unequal, we die equal. — Seneca.

A child is born into a world of phenomena all equal in their power to enslave. — Peter Shaffer

The American Constitution declares 'All men are born equal.' The British Socialist Party add: 'All men must be kept equal'. — Winston Churchill

We are all born equal, and even if we are not, the future is still in our hands. — Manoj Arora

"All men are born equal and free" is not Nature's law in the literal sense. — Mahatma Gandhi

We aspire to be equal opportunity, but all across the country where a student is born, their race, their class affect where they end up. — Wendy Kopp

Woman is born free and lives equal to man in her rights. Social distinctions can be based only on the common utility. — Olympe De Gouges

When I said I was born a feminist, I was born thinking woman are equal to men, if not stronger than men. That's the way I always was. — Ingrid Michaelson