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As a writer and as a human being, Susan Dworkin has always had the _x000D_ ability to draw us into new dreams of justice, and to make them _x000D_ irresistibly practical, humorous and human. She makes clear that _x000D_ progress and pleasure go together.
Gloria Steinem
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What this quote means

The quote emphasizes the importance of blending humor and practicality in the pursuit of justice and progress.

Gloria Steinem underscores Susan Dworkin's unique ability to inspire dreams of justice while grounding them in practicality and humor. This combination makes the pursuit of progress not only attainable but also enjoyable, highlighting that true advancement in society can be both serious and light-hearted.

Themes

JusticeProgressHumorHumanityDreams

In practice

Example use cases

In a speech about social justice at a community event.

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