When We Know What We Want To

Prejudice ... Is A Subjective Emotion Which Expresses Itself Upon Others Only Because Of An Inner Necessity For Release. The Object Is Irrelevant And Opportune. The Person Who Feels Prejudice Is The Victim Of Himself And His Own Unhappiness And Dissatisfaction. Life Is Not What He Wants It To Be And It Has Not Been What He Wishes It Had Been.

Somehow I Had Learned From Thoreau, Who Doubtless Learned It From Confucius, That If A Man Comes To Do His Own Good For You, Then Must You Flee That Man And Save Yourself

It Is Better To Be First With An Ugly Woman Than The Hundreth With A Beauty.

I Learned Early To Understand That There Is No Such Condition In Human Affairs As Absolute Truth. There Is Only Truth As People See It, And Truth, Even In Fact, May Be Kaleidoscopic In Its Variety. The Damage Such Perception Did To Me I Have Felt Ever Sincei Could Never Belong Entirely To One Side Of Any Question.

I Do Not Believe There Is Any Important Difference Between Men And Women - Certainly Not As Much As They May Be Between One Woman And Another Or One Man And Another.