Voltairine de Cleyre quotes - page 3
Voltairine de Cleyre was an American anarchist writer, lecturer, and poet. Her work focused on issues of feminism, social justice, and individual liberty. She became one of the most prominent voices in the American anarchist and feminist movements. Here are 92 of her quotes:
Do not imagine that I speak of human life alone. The stamp of persistent or of shifting Will is visible in the grass-blade rooted in its clod of earth, as in the gossamer web of being that floats and swims far over our heads in the free world of air.
Regnant ideas, everywhere! Did you ever see a dead vine bloom? I have seen it.
Voltairine de Cleyre
I have my ideal, and it is very pure, and very sacred to me. But yours, equally sacred, may be different and we may both be wrong. But certain am I that with free contract, that form of sexual association will survive which is best adapted to time and place, thus producing the highest evolution of the type.
Voltairine de Cleyre
Voltairine de Cleyre
Occupation: American Anarchist
Born: November 17, 1866
Died: June 20, 1912
Quotes count: 92
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