Justice Quotes

"The true measure of a society is how it treats its most vulnerable members."

"The very first requirement of a good society is justice."

"Justice requires us to understand the roots of behavior, not just punish it."

"Justice requires understanding the causes of harmful behavior."

"Justice emerges from the acceptance of the other's legitimacy."

"The task of converting mankind to a just society requires more than analytical insight."

"Justice is served when medical advancement protects the vulnerable and powerless."

"Justice demands that we share the benefits of medical knowledge with all people regardless of station."

"I believe that knowledge belongs to all of humanity."

"Justice requires that we acknowledge what we have taken from the Earth."

"The very essence of nursing is to care for all equally, without prejudice or favor."

"The true foundation of all social progress is the enlightenment of women."

"The true foundation of any good society is the care it provides to its most vulnerable."

"Justice requires understanding the perspectives of all involved."

"I believe that prejudice against women in science stems from ignorance, and ignorance can always be overcome through education."

"The power to understand nature's secrets carries with it the responsibility to use that knowledge ethically."

"Justice in science requires that ideas succeed on merit, not politics."

"The Earth is not our property; we are trustees of it."

"Justice requires understanding the perspective of the other."

"Tolerance of intolerance is not a virtue."

"I have never believed that any field of human endeavor was closed to anyone based on their nature."

"I have always maintained that excellence knows no gender."

"I have always believed that merit speaks louder than any other voice."

"Justice in scientific publishing requires transparency about methods and results."

"I have always thought it curious that since we claim to believe that 'all men are created equal', we should then legally prescribe diferentes rules for different genders in science."

"I believe that every person, regardless of gender or origin, has the right to pursue knowledge."

"I have always believed that one's gender should never limit one's potential in science."

"I refused to accept that biology should determine one's intellectual capacity or contribution."

"Prejudice has no place in the laboratory or in life."

"In the laboratory, all humans are equal before the truth."