"Do They Hear You When You Cry" Quotes
A harrowing memoir of Fauziya Kassindja's fight for asylum in the United States after fleeing from female genital mutilation in Togo.
nonfiction | 544 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
I wanted to live, to be free, to be able to decide my own destiny.
Fear had become my constant companion, lurking in the shadows of my thoughts.
Hope is what kept me going, even in the darkest of times.
Justice may be delayed, but it cannot be denied.
The bonds of friendship can provide solace in the darkest of times.
Every voice has the power to make a difference.
Never underestimate the strength of a woman determined to succeed.
In the darkest moments, a glimmer of hope can illuminate the path forward.
When we stand together, we can overcome any challenge.
Freedom is not a privilege, but a basic human right.
