Haraway, Donna

"Justice requires that we attend to the particular and the concrete."

"We are all implicated in systems of power that we did not choose."

"The task is to stay with the trouble and find partners for the journey."

"Love is a practice of staying with someone through difficulty."

"We must learn to respond to the world with care and humility."

"The future is not given; it is something we must continuously make."

"Responsibility means taking seriously the consequences of our actions."

"We are always already in relationship; there is no outside position."

"The separation between nature and society is a modernist fantasy."

"To know is to be accountable for what we claim to know."

"We must work for justice by attending to material conditions and consequences."

"The world speaks back; we must learn to listen to its voice."

"Power operates through networks of connection, not through centralized control."

"We are responsible not only for what we do but for what we fail to do."

"Nature is not separate from history; they are always woven together."

"The cyborg represents the possibility of thinking beyond dualism."

"We must stay committed to the struggle even when victory seems impossible."

"Love and care are radical acts in a world structured by indifference."

"To be ethical is to be affected by and responsive to others."

"The world is not a text; it is a living, material reality."

"We must learn to live well with our differences and our uncertainties."

"Justice is not an abstract principle; it is lived in everyday practices."

"We are called to respond-ability in a world we did not make."

"The boundary between natural and artificial is not a fixed line."

"We must think with and for the non-human world, not just about it."

"Knowledge is always partial, situated, and accountable."

"The future depends on our capacity to imagine and enact alternatives."

"We are invited to practice care in all our relationships with others."

"The world requires that we show up, pay attention, and stay committed."

"We must learn to live in the symbiosis of connection and difference."