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Carrie Saxon Perry

  • That's the definition of poverty. The less choice you have, the poorer you are.

    • Carrie Saxon Perry,
    • in Brian Lanker, I Dream a World ()
  • Most power is illusionary and perceptual. You have to create an environment in which people perceive you as having some power.

    • Carrie Saxon Perry,
    • in Brian Lanker, I Dream a World ()
  • Racism is humorous now. They make these lousy jokes, and it's a racist joke, and they want you to laugh. They're called watermelon jokes, like to show that they're all for real — it's a real fun time. And it's deadly. The racism will continue.

    • Carrie Saxon Perry,
    • in Brian Lanker, I Dream a World ()
  • [On men in public office 'womanizing':] There's no such word as 'man-izer.' You couldn't get away with it. Never!

    • Carrie Saxon Perry,
    • in Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Beyond the Double Bind ()

Carrie Saxon Perry, U.S. politician

(1931)