"Equality may perhaps be a right, but no power on earth can ever turn it into a fact"
- Honore de Balzac
About this Quote
In this quote, Honore de Balzac is highlighting the idea of equality and its restrictions. He acknowledges that equality is a fundamental human right, but he also acknowledges that it is not always achievable in truth. Balzac suggests that no matter how much power or authority one may possess, they can not force equality to end up being a concrete truth. This quote serves as a tip that while equality is a noble ideal, it needs more than simply words or laws to be totally understood. It requires a cumulative effort and a change in societal mindsets and structures. Balzac's words serve as a call to action to make every effort towards true equality, rather than simply accepting it as a theoretical concept.
This quote is written / told by Honore de Balzac between May 20, 1799 and August 18, 1850. He was a famous Novelist from France, the quote is categorized under the topic Equality. The author also have 83 other quotes.
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