Must Be Grounded In A Philosophy Whose

Things That Make Us Alike Are Finer And Stronger Than The Things That Make Us Different.

Intellectual Life Requires For Its Expansion And Manifestation The Influences And Assimilation Of The Interests And Affections Of Others.

Pliable Human Nature Is Relentlessly Pressed Upon By Its Physical Environment.

We Have Learned To Say That The Good Must Be Extended To All Of Society Before It Can Be Held Secure By Any One Person Or Any One Class. But We Have Not Yet Learned To Add To That Statement, That Unless All [people] And All Classes Contribute To A Good, We Cannot Even Be Sure That It Is Worth Having.

Old-fashioned Ways Which No Longer Apply To Changed Conditions Are A Snare In Which The Feet Of Women Have Always Become Readily Entangled.