Quote by Barbara Bush

Suddenly women's lib had made me feel my life had been wasted.

Suddenly women's lib had made me feel my life had been waste

Summary

This quote reflects the impact of the women's liberation movement on the speaker's perception of their own life. The phrase "suddenly women's lib" suggests that an awakening or realization occurred, making them aware of the inequalities and limitations they faced as a woman. The feeling of wasted life implies that they believe their potential and opportunities were restricted or undervalued because of their gender. It highlights the transformative nature of the women's liberation movement, which prompted individuals to critically reflect on their personal experiences and question societal norms and expectations.

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By Barbara Bush

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