Speak gently but look out for your rights.

Christine De Pizan
Speak gently but look out for your rights.
Speak gently but look out for your rights.
Speak gently but look out for your rights.
Speak gently but look out for your rights.
About This Quote

The first step to improvement is speaking out for your rights. Whether that means standing up for your rights as an employee or as a customer, this is a step that can lead to changes that will help you.

Source: The Selected Writings

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