"The Inhabited Woman" Quotes
A young Nicaraguan woman becomes involved in the Sandinista movement and undergoes a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.
fiction | 414 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
I belonged to nobody and nobody belonged to me.
I would rather live in the uncertainty of hope than the certainty of despair.
I am a woman and I am a poet, and I will live as I must.
I'm not afraid of death, only of living a life in which I don't make my own choices.
To be a woman is to be marked for life.
Our bodies are the battlefields for the struggle between the forces that would enslave us and those that would liberate us.
We're not going to get anywhere until we realize that we're all in this together.
The most revolutionary act a woman can commit is to be herself.
The measure of a woman's freedom is the measure of her strength.
I am not sorry for being a woman, I am sorry that others are not proud of it.
