“Give a woman power – not a hearth to keep or an office to run, but real power, power she didn’t have to constantly guard or justify – and she would gain all power’s evils with it. Evils which were not intrinsically masculine at all, but which, in societies that gave men power, belonged most often to men.”

“Give a woman power – not a hearth to keep or an office to run, but real power, power she didn’t have to constantly guard or justify – and she would gain all power’s evils with it. Evils which were not intrinsically masculine at all, but which, in societies that gave men power, belonged most often to men.”

— Seth Dickinson