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"The goal was to come out and to win this gold, Honestly, I believe in my abilities, but I was not expecting a world record at these championships."
"Hard work pays. Tobi is a hardworking girl who believes so much in herself and her coach (Jamaica's Lacena Golden-Clark). She didn’t give up after coming close to making the podium twice, first at the World Championships in Doha, Qatar in 2019 where she came fourth and at the delayed 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan where she also came fourth, losing by the narrowest of margins, especially in 2019. She never doubted herself or her coach."
"This is good news for Nigerian athletics and sports in general and I pray and hope it inspires this generation of sports men and women of this generation and other generations to come."
"Remember someone saying that I'm a giant in Africa, but a wounded lion on the world stage."
"Physically, I think I was ready, but mentally I wasn’t. I think my mentality let me down."
"At this moment, Kendra owns the record and I don’t have any but she doesn’t have two heads. It will be good for me to run a PR or break the world record if she is not careful–just kidding…"
"Unknown now, but I will be UNFORGETTABLE … I will Persist until I SUCCEED …."
"The biggest war for women's rights and human rights is happening in Iran. If you live on earth and remain silent, you will never be able to speak about women's rights again."
"I will not allow my daughter’s blood to be trampled on."
"After listening to Masih and watching what's happening in the streets of Tehran, and though it pains me to say it, if only Russian men were as brave as Iranian women!"
"The enmity of the Islamic Republic with women is not hidden from anyone."
"I discovered that I have a great passion for radio and this is teaching me: I am acquiring great confidence and dialectical skills. I love how the radio enhances the expression of a content and not the appearance of the person who utters it. Having said that, however, I don't want to be hypocritical: if they offered me to run a good TV program, I'd take it."
"Today, the image always comes first, and it is enough to look at the women on our television to realize it. I don't want to make a bundle of all the grass, but having a nice and seductive image is necessary. I don't even know if it is wrong: a beautiful woman is right to be appreciated also for her own aesthetics. The problem occurs when, at an audition and with the same talent, the girl with the dress is taken instead of the girl in the suit. I realized I had a weapon available, my body, and I decided to use it. It is wrong, however, that talent alone is not enough."
"The social world has become more raw than it was a few years ago and, I believe, the credit goes to the new generations. They don't want to see perfection, they hate the stereotype of the all-beautiful always. If my mother or grandmother had seen an advertisement for a cream sponsored by a model with perfect skin, they would certainly have thought they could buy it. Now, thanks to social media, in advertisements and in photos and Stories we can talk about acne problems, about skins that are anything but perfect."
"I had trouble accepting my being a woman, my changing body. I've always hid under loose clothing, and I still do some of it. From the outside, it is not perceived, the television returns something else and I avoid putting the oversized sweatshirt in public. However, I have always had a tendency to want to hide rather than show."
"After months of feeling deprived of expressing my creativity while I was studying for my accounting degree, I just decided to START! I decided to start where I was, with what I had and who I had."
"Rea Kopi Opens Up About How She Has Struggled With Depression (12 November 2020)"
"I’ve had my fair share of severe depression and anxiety a few years ago which has had an impact on my life. This experience taught me the value of self-love and self-care which I continue to grow in."
"Preparation is key"
"https://guardiansun.co.bw/Style/her-long-walk-to-victory"
"Her long walk to Victory… (Friday, October 06 2017) by Botswana Guardian The Midweek Sun Retrieved 09 June 2022"
"turn all losses to gains"
"trust God's timing"
"Learn and build as much as you can"
"Take that long as time to prepare"
"Never give up on your dreams no matter how long it takes"
"Only meaningful preparation pays out in the end"
"Stand up again and keep on"
"Having a dream it keeps reminding you why you started it in the first place"
"Are we not allowed to be Palestinian on Instagram? This, to me, is bullying. I am proud to be Palestinian (from my father descendent)."
"We're all a little lost and that's alright."
"Last time I checked, I had some cancer in my lungs, spine and my liver."
"You can't wait until life isn't hard anymore before you decide to be happy."
"Life doesn’t always give breaks to those that deserve it—but we knew that already."
"The main factors that have paved the way for (United Arab Emirate's) progress (in space achievements) in such a short period of time is how the country's resources are being used to develop the people's skills and abilities. The drive that this country's leaders have planted in their people has pushed them to dream big and work hard in every sector, including space. An example of that is that the UAE's Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre, which was established in 2006. Since then, there have been a variety of space programs."
"Despite the challenges to women’s and girls’ empowerment, young women and girls must remain resilient and hopeful for the holistic change we are working to create."
"I call on governments, policymakers, and other key stakeholders to prioritize the rights and well-being of women and girls in COVID response plans."
"We live in a world where women are abused daily and are unable to speak up. One out of four women experience some form of sexual violence in their lifetime. This crime can take place at anytime and can happen to anyone regardless of tribe, religion or social class. Sadly, the society’s response to this heinous crime has led victims to believe that silence is the best option. However, Speaking up is our greatest weapon in this fight against sexual violence."
"Despite the overwhelming pushback against gender equality, I encourage young women and girls to remain resilient and hopeful for the holistic change we are working to create."
"I anticipate a day in my lifetime when women and girls can thrive and take up space in all socioeconomic and political spheres of society without fear of violence."
"I don’t think that the word leader has to do with a particular talent or a particular field.A leader is a leader, and this cuts across in different ways."
"I am a Woman of Rubies because of the passion I exude and my commitment to purposeful living"
"Feminism is the translucent lens through which I view all individuals – EQUAL, regardless of gender."
"My doting parents raised me to believe in Gender Equality."
"I am a lawyer (in equity), vocal girls’ rights advocate, and an unapologetic feminist."
"This kind of accessibility will go a long ways to enhance the reading culture and boost the enthusiasm for learning starting at a young age. I am sure, we all agree that in the end In the end, knowledge is power."
"It is also very important that both the mother and the father play with their baby by taking the time to create back and forth interactions every day. You are helping to prepare your baby, laying the foundation for a lifetime of learning and problem solving."
"It’s all about interaction, visual and sound, looking the eye, making the personal connection and being sensitive to the baby’s feelings."
"All of these are opportunities for playful interaction and learning between adults and children. Parents need to understand that when you smile back and don’t just stop there and start playing, you’re actually building the baby’s brain connections."
"Play can occur when you’re feeding your child, when you’re changing a child’s clothes or when you’re bathing your child."