Rage

“She recalled Mary Sidney’s advice—that to be successful as a woman, one would have to be invisible.”
― Jodi Picoult, By Any Other Name

“She did not understand why a woman’s accomplishment had to come at the price of a man’s worth—as if there were a finite amount of success in the universe, as if letting another into that sacred space meant someone already there would be evicted.”
― Jodi Picoult, By Any Other Name

“I once read an article about that,” Melina said. “When women talk twenty-five percent of the time in a room, people think it feels balanced. If they talk twenty-five to fifty percent of the time, it’s seen as monopolizing the discussion.” “Maybe if men were smarter, we wouldn’t have to keep explaining for that other twenty-five percent,” Letitia huffed.”
― Jodi Picoult, By Any Other Name

“Emilia wondered if the best revenge against those trying to erase you was, simply, existing.”
― Jodi Picoult, By Any Other Name