Freedom Quotes

The most fought-for idea in human history, explored by those who won it, lost it, and fought to keep it.

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"I've a right to think"
Alice
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"The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that very existence of that world is an affront."
Willy Wonka
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"All ways here are ways of my ways."
Cheshire Cat
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"I don't much care where."
Alice
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"I no longer had to ask my father's permission to think."
Tara Westover
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"It seemed like there was nothing to owe anybody. I could just be myself now. But even as I thought it, I knew it wasn't true."
Ponyboy Curtis
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"My mother's choices were not my own."
Tara Westover
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"I've a right to think"
Alice
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"My father believed the government was our enemy. But I learned that ignorance was the real threat."
Tara Westover
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"The most radical thing I could do was think for myself."
Tara Westover
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"I chose a different path, even though it meant losing my family."
Tara Westover
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"I was not in control of my life. I was not in control of my mind."
Tara Westover
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"We were not controlled by law. We were controlled by Dad."
Tara Westover
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"The mountains were beautiful, but they were also a prison."
Tara Westover
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"There are no good choices when all your options have been taken away."
Tara Westover
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"I was shaped by my family's beliefs, but I was not enslaved by them."
Tara Westover
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"I've a right to think what I choose."
Alice
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"My father held the knife, and I was the blade he wielded"
Tara Westover
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"Buck Peak was a prison of the mind"
Tara Westover
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"I refused to let my father's reality be my reality"
Tara Westover
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"I chose to be educated, and in doing so, I chose freedom."
Tara Westover
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"Education was the key to my freedom."
Tara Westover
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"I was alone, but I was free."
Tara Westover
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"I had never been free. I had never believed myself capable of being free."
Tara Westover
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"My father believed that ignorance was a form of purity. I learned that knowledge is freedom."
Tara Westover
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"I realized that telling my story was an act of liberation."
Tara Westover