Daniel Wright

“Easy, shallow men. Yet the thought of anyone more substantial made her nervous, for she was trapped between competing desires, a desire for a more meaningful connection and the desire to never change. She wished for eternal youth and endless merriment.”
― Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Mexican Gothic

“These are days of obligatory uniformity, in football and everything else. Never has the world been so unequal in the opportunities it offers and so equalizing in the habits it imposes: in this end of century world, whoever does not die of hunger dies of boredom.”
― Eduardo Galeano, Soccer in Sun and Shadow

“Evicted by cars, cornered by violence, condemned to isolation, we live packed in ever closer to one another and feel ever more alone, with ever fewer meeting places and ever less time to meet.”
― Eduardo Galeano, Soccer in Sun and Shadow

“Ideas often start life unthinkable, grow up to sound sensible, mature into policy and end up taken for granted.”
― Carrie Gracie, Equal: A Story of Women, Men and Money