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Until the reality of equality between man and woman is fully established and attained, the highest social development of mankind is not possible.
Abdu'L-Bah
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What this quote means

Equality between men and women is essential for the advancement of society.

This quote emphasizes that true social progress cannot occur without achieving full equality between genders. It suggests that the development of humanity hinges on recognizing and establishing equal rights and opportunities for both men and women, highlighting the interconnectedness of gender equality and societal growth.

Themes

EqualityWomenMenSocietyDevelopment

In practice

Example use cases

This quote could be used in a speech advocating for gender equality at a community event.

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