In my English Class, my teacher put up a creative writing extra credit on Halloween to write a spooky story using three phrases from a website (skeleton, dark night, three witches, - you get the gist) and I wrote a short story. I really enjoyed it - I've been writing for ten years but short stories had never been my thing. So then I wrote a short story called Terror and Karma about three young women who move into a super Christian town and are snubbed because they are raising their two younger brothers who are young teenagers because their parents died. They don't conform to the religion and are the antithesis to the community - And then a murder happens. The story is divided into three parts - Each told in the perspective of a different character - And I need quotes on feminism. I had such a good time doing that I wrote "Extreme Emotional Disturbance" about a girl molested by her stepbrother in the 1920s, a man drugged and brutally raped by a woman, and how they come together, in the same three part format, and then "Cornflake Girls" (or "Be a Man", not sure which title) in the same three part format, and I've decided to bind the three stories together plus the Halloween story and some poetry and make it a gift for Festivus.
But I want quotes specifically on feminism if you guys know any - There are other morals in the stories, for instance I used the poem "Do Not Gentle into that Good Night" for the moral of hope, but I really want some powerful feminism quotes that will get you thinking. And if you know just one or two good quotes on gay rights, that'd be great too.
I don't mind if you guys get a good
Courtney quote, it doesn't have to be from someone "honorable". Thanks to anyone who helps!
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