Change Quote by Nelson Mandela

“Aren't we all in varying degrees, captives in our own personal prisons, bound by our limiting habits?”

— Ruthy Alon

“I still wonder how policy officials... can sit down at the table with their families and have any appetite for food, or go to…

— Paul Rusesabagina

“So what indeed! The lesson I myself learned over and over again when teaching at the college and then the prison was the uselessness…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“In the end, no one noticed when protection turned into imprisonment, or when 'for the good of the people' turned into 'for the good…

— Mira Grant

“We are all prisoners of our past. It shapes and defines us and can no more be forgotten than changed.”

— Leonard Goldberg

“I am often impressed with those that admit their ignorance, for it is the first step towards breaking out of the prison called freedom.”

— Lionel Suggs

“When it came to dealing with feral dissidents, there was only one unwritten law that superseded all others: "An' it secure a conviction, do…

— H.M. Forester

“You can't teach at our school if you don’t live in the compound. It was like some kind of prison-work farm for our liberal,…

— Sherman Alexie

“Instead of making prisoners out of our students, we ought to make students out of our prisoners.”

— Paul W. Silver

“The biggest lesson was that if you were clear about what you wanted as leaders and then let people give it to you without…

— Carmine Gallo

“If nothing else, all these years as a spy had taught her something important--regimes changed. Ideals changed. There was no such thing as an…

— Kate Cross

“The people’s silence is a tyrant’s greatest advocate. The less captives talked, the less they knew; the less they knew, the more they feared;…

— John Kramer