Quote by Mary Carter Download Open image ““The biggest barriers she faced were man-made, not physical.”” — Mary Carter ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.9 out of 5 (9 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“She is but a woman and many unsound and dangerous principles are held by her.” — John Cotton Copy Share Image
“I don't believe in the idea of the strong woman; there is simply woman.” — Melissa Thayer Copy Share Image
“Something about the way she moved through the world did not lend itself to the care of fragile objects.” — Chelsea Cain Copy Share Image
“I marveled about our collective ability as women to keep all the pain hidden, just below the surface.” — Kaira Rouda Copy Share Image
“There are things that man is not meant to interfere with, and the robust yet fragile temper of a woman is one of them.” — youssef Copy Share Image
“She is no one, because she lacks any trait that might render her visible: beauty, money, conformity.” — Kate Millett Copy Share Image
“what she hated above all was that most men in her presence wilted, grew small and feeble. only the timid ones approached her, as… — anaïs nin Copy Share Image
“The real problem, said Mary, was not women, but how men wanted women to be.” — Charlotte Gordon Copy Share Image
“{She} was a strong woman; strong but damaged. Those are the dangerous ones.” — Alexandra Burt Copy Share Image
“There was an unwritten rule that hearing people who knew sign should identify themselves whenever they were around Deaf people. Otherwise the Deaf people… — Mary Carter Copy Share Image
“Robert pointed at Lacey and then made the sign for “hearing,” but instead of making it at his mouth, he made it at his… — Mary Carter Copy Share Image
“American Sign Language was her language, her birthright, not some subpar substitute for English.” — Mary Carter Copy Share Image
“She didn’t think she was better than hearing people, simply equal. She didn’t want more rights than they had, she wanted the same. She… — Mary Carter Copy Share Image
“It never ceased to amaze Lacey how ignorant people were about deafness. Forget understanding Deaf Culture. Forget hearing people respecting them as a linguistic… — Mary Carter Copy Share Image
“Bitch, cookie, lesbian,” Lacey signed. Margaret smiled. “Oh, it’s such a beautiful language,” she said. “Like a dance in the air.” — Mary Carter Copy Share Image