Quote by Jane Elliot, speech at Wait Chap

As long as we have an unjust society, like we do now, we will never have a loving society. If you don

As long as we have an unjust society, like we do now, we wil

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Continue to ignore the systemic inequalities and injustices that persist, our society will never be able to foster love and compassion. Love can only truly exist when there is fairness, justice, and equal opportunity for all. Until we address and dismantle the structures that perpetuate oppression, discrimination, and marginalization, we cannot hope for a society based on love and empathy. The fight for justice and equality is essential for building a loving society where everyone can thrive and live free from discrimination and prejudice.

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By Jane Elliot, speech at Wait Chap

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