Quote by Victor Hugo

Not being heard is no reason for silence.

Not being heard is no reason for silence.

Summary

This quote suggests that just because our opinions or voices may not be listened to or valued, we should not remain silent. It emphasizes that our personal silence should not be conditional upon being heard by others. It encourages individuals to continue speaking up, expressing themselves, and standing up for what they believe in, regardless of whether or not their words are acknowledged by others. The quote values the importance of personal conviction, resilience, and the act of speaking out, even in the face of indifference or apathy.

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By Victor Hugo

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