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Once Women Begin To Question The Inevitability Of Their Subordination And To Reject The Conventions Formerly Associated With It, They Can No Longer Retreat To The Safety Of Those Conventions.

George Orwell's Contention Was That It Is A Sure Sign Of Trouble When Things Can No Longer Be Called By Their Right Names And Described In Plain, Forthright Speech.

The News Appeals To The Same Jaded Appetite That Makes A Child Tire Of A Toy As Soon As It Becomes Familiar And Demand A New One In Its Place.

Today Americans Are Overcome Not By The Sense Of Endless Possibility But By The Banality Of The Social Order They Have Erected Against It.

We Are All Revolutionaries Now, Addicts Of Change.