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“...Solidarity is, literally something which the society possesses.”

— Emile Durkheim

“Our culture confuses the pain of isolation with some impossible ideal of “self-sufficiency,” and then celebrates it.”

— Wayne Muller

“Fully cooperative people, we may say, see themselves as equals, as having grounds for special treatment only in special circumstances that others will equally…

— Aaron James

“I say solidarity is knowing the future is long and wide, with room for everyone on earth to enter. I say it's taking the…

— Aurora Levins Morales

“We can never achieve this ‘wholeness’ simply by ourselves, but only together with others…”

— Dietrich Bonhoeffer

“Anyone can pursue their own particular passion and still embrace the collective and individual tenets of simplicity, presence, and accomplishment.”

— Michael Lombardi

“Displays of solidarity go a long way in a world that’s become as fractured as ours.”

— The Women's March Organizers

“Would you believe, they insist on complete absence of individualism and that’s just what they relish! Not to be themselves, to be as unlike…

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Solidarity is not a feeling of vague compassion or shallow distress at the misfortunes of so many people, both near and far. On the…

— Pope John Paul II

“The way our efforts are shunned, at first we don't care. In a way it makes us proud. It's humility. And selfless service is…

— Ryan Smithson

“The struggle for existence and hatred are the only things that unite people.”

— Leo Tolstoy

“What about the virtue of letting others be themselves? Is this not the greatest virtue of all?”

— Joshua Emmet