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# Social movement

Social movements are a type of group action. They are large, sometimes informal, groupings of individuals or organizations which focus on specific political or social issues. In other words, they carry out, resist or undo a social change.

## Quotes

* The United States has always been a nation at odds with its professed aspirations of equality and justice for all—from the genocide of original inhabitants to slavery to military aggression abroad. But there have been periods in our history when courageous social movements have made significant advances. We must learn from those who’ve gone before us as we strive to build a movement that can tackle today’s injustices—and help all of us survive.
** William Barber II, The Real Epidemic is Poverty (March 30, 2020), The Progressive
* Far too often movements revert to a position in which membership and joint political work are based on a necessarily similar history of oppression—but this is too much like identity politics. Instead, I am suggesting here that the process of movement building be rooted not in our shared history or identity but in our shared marginal relationship to dominant power that normalizes, legitimizes, and privileges.
** Cathy J. Cohen, "Punks, Bulldaggers, and Welfare Queens: The Radical Potential of Queer Politics?" Black Queer Studies: A Critical Anthology (Duke University Press: 2005), p. 43
* What gives me hope? It's the movements. Movements often start with a courageous act of resistance. These are not isolated acts. They are inspired by past movements. And they inspire future ones.
** Amy Goodman Introduction, Democracy Now!: Twenty Years Covering the Movements Changing America (2016)
* A movement, even a radical movement, is also an institution with its own set of leaders, power dynamics and hierarchy.
** Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz “Nine Suggestions For Radicals, or Lessons From the Gulf War” in The Issue is Power: Essays on Women, Jews, Violence and Resistance (1992)
* Movements don't just fall out of the sky fully formed. ... Movements aren't built by waiting for the struggle to develop and build itself--it's based on what we do today.
** Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, The fight against racism doesn't stop here (July 23, 2013), Socialist Worker.
* Unity isn't established by ignoring the differences between different groups, but by persuading everyone to take all the different struggles seriously. That needs to be in the front of our minds now--to organize as broad a movement as possible as we move forward.
** Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, The fight against racism doesn't stop here (July 23, 2013), Socialist Worker.
* Social movements for global democracy and justice should try not only to build on and create global legal and regulatory institutions, but also to expand possibilities for transnational association and public spheres.
** Iris Marion Young, Inclusion and Democracy (2000), Ch. 7: Self-Determination and Global Democracy

## See also

* Activism
* Freedom movement
* Political movement
* Revolutionary movement
* Social justice
# Social identity

Social identity or just identity in psychology, sociology, anthropology and philosophy, identity is the conception, qualities, beliefs, and expressions that make a person (self-identity) or group (particular social category or social group). Identity may be distinguished from identification; identity is a label, whereas identification refers to the classifying act itself. Identity is thus best construed as being both relational and contextual, while the act of identification is best viewed as inherently processual

## Quotes

* While the stranger is present before us, evidence can arise of his possessing an attribute that makes him different from others in the category of persons available for him to be, and of a less desirable kind – in the extreme, a person who is quite thoroughly bad, or dangerous, or weak. He is thus reduced in our minds from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one. Such an attribute is a stigma, especially when its discrediting effect is very extensive; sometimes it is also called a failing, a shortcoming, a handicap. It constitutes a special discrepancy between virtual and actual social identity.
** Erving Goffman (1963), Stigma : Notes on the Management of Spoiled Identity, p. 11-12
* People define themselves in terms of both unique individualizing attributes and collective attributes of the groups to which they belong.
** Christian Homburg, Jan Wieseke, and Wayne D. Hoyer. "Social identity and the service-profit chain." Journal of Marketing 73.2 (2009). p. 54

## See also

* Identity
# The Edge of Seventeen

The Edge of Seventeen is a 2016 film about the unbearable life of a high-school girl that gets even worse when her best friend starts dating her older brother.
    Directed and written by Kelly Fremon Craig.

## Nadine Franklin

* There are two types of people in the world: The people who naturally excel at life. And the people who hope all those people die in a big explosion.
* I just had a horrible thought... I’m going to have to spend the rest of my life with myself.
* Nick, I like you. I want you to put your mouth on my tits. We can do it in the Petland stockroom.
* Don't be awkward. Socialize.
* [in the bathroom] Please. Please, god, help me. Why do I even bother? Why do I even... You've never given me one thing. Any time I ask you for anything, you're like, "oh, you need help with something? Let me help you. I'm just playing. I'm gonna butt-fuck you some more. [she reaches for toilet paper, but there is none left.]

## Mr. Bruner

* Wow. I actually was writing my own suicide note just now. “I have 32 fleeting minutes of happiness during lunch, which has been eaten up again and again by the same especially badly dressed student, and I finally thought I would rather have the dark nothingness. It sounds so relaxing. Have a nice life without me, fuckers.”
* Life's about taking risks. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there.

## Other

* Darian: Life isn't fair sometimes, Nadine, okay? You gotta get over it!

## Dialogue

    Nadine: Hey.
    Mr. Bruner: Busy.
    Nadine: I don't wanna take up a ton of your time, but I'm gonna kill myself. I just thought an adult should know.
    Nadine: My brother? Seriously?
    Krista: I can't help how I feel.
    Mr. Bruner: [reading Nadine’s message] "You’re complicated and simple. I feel this connection between us. I feel like I already know you.” This is kinda sweet. I think you’re over-reacting. “I’ll [pause, awkward] give you head. I want you to put your mouth on my tits. I want to feel you inside me. We can do it in the Petland stockroom."
    Nadine: Oh my God. Say something! Please help me!
    Mr. Bruner: You need to watch out for run-on sentences.
    Mr. Bruner: Are you having a problem today, Nadine?
    Nadine: Several. I don't really have any friends at the moment.
    Nadine: What the... why is there a baby in your house?
    Bruner: Oh shit, how’d that thing get in here?

## Cast

* Hailee Steinfeld - Nadine Franklin
* Haley Lu Richardson - Krista
* Blake Jenner - Darian
* Woody Harrelson - Mr. Bruner
* Kyra Sedgwick - Mona
* Hayden Szeto - Erwin Kim
* Eric Keenleyside - Tom
* Laine MacNeil - TCBY Yogurt Girl
* Katie Stuart - Jeannie
* Alexander Calvert - Nick Mossman
* Meredith Monroe - Greer

## External links

* The Edge of Seventeen quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Electric Company

The Electric Company is an children's educational sketch comedy television series produced by Sesame Workshop for PBS in the United States.

## Season 2 (recorded in March 1, 1972 and released in October 1972-April 1973)

    Fargo: (to Allison) You know what that means.
    Allison: I certainly do.
    Fargo: (to Allison) Yes, why?
    Allison: BECAUSE YOUR DESK IS ON FIRE!
    Fargo: And so it is. Say hello to folks.
    Allison: (opens the door and leaves Fargo) Okay. (closes the door)
    Fargo: (to someone or himself) MY DESK IS ON FIRE! (throws water at fire)

## Cast

* Skip Hinnant (Seasons 1-6 (1971-1977))
* Allison (former best friend of Kathy (played by 14-17 year old Melanie Henderson (born in 9/20/1957) in seasons 1-4 (1971-1975)) and former Short Circus band member) (played by the 1972-1973 singer named 14-16 year old Denise Nickerson (born in 4/1/1957)) (Season 2 (1972-1973))

## External links

* The Electric Company (1971 version) quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Edukators

The Edukators is a 2004 German film about three activists who cobble together a kidnapping plot after they encounter a businessman in his home. The film was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival.
    Directed by Hans Weingartner. Written by Katharina Held, Hans Weingartner.

## Hardenberg

* One day, you want a car that doesn't break down and some other conveniences. Then you have children and want security for them. Then one day, to your surprise, you find yourself voting conservative.

## Jan

* We live in a capitalist dictatorship.

## Peter

* It's not who invented the gun, man. It's who pulls the trigger.
* [to Jan at the end of film] Us three... That's more important than stuffy bourgeois ethics.

## Dialogue

    Jule [to Hardenberg during a conversation at table]: The First World could cancel the Third World's debts. That's only 0.01% of the GNP!
    Hardenberg: That would collapse the world's financial system.
    Jule: You want them poor! It's the way to control them. Make them sell their raw goods at dirt cheap prices...

## Other

* Note on Wall (left for Hardenberg): "Some People Never Change."

## Cast

* Daniel Brühl - Jan
* Julia Jentsch - Jule
* Stipe Erceg - Peter
* Burghart Klaußner - Hardenberg

## External links

* The Edukators quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Edukators at Rotten Tomatoes
# The Electric Horseman

The Electric Horseman is a 1979 adventure/romance film starring Robert Redford and Jane Fonda and directed by Sydney Pollack. It was the third time Redford and Fonda had starred together.

## Hallie

* You ride off with somebody else's $12,000,000 horse, did you think we wouldn't notice?
* Okay, I respect your position. I don't understand it, but I respect it. A lot of famous people hated publicity: Albert Schweizer. Franco... Albert Schweizer.

## Wendall

* I'm going to get me a bottle of tequila and find me one of them Keno girls that can suck the chrome off a trailer hitch and just kinda kick back.

## Dialogue

    Sonny: You've had a hard day. Why don't you scrunch down in the bag?
    Hallie: Oh, I wish it were that easy. I don't sleep.
    Sonny: Ever? How old are you?
    Sonny: I ain't carrying it. And you can't carry it.
    Hallie: The hell I can't. I've carried this stuff a lot of times.
    Sonny: Where? Up the escalator at Bloomingtons, or Bloomingbirds or wherever the hell it is?
    Hallie: Bloomingdales!
    Hallie: I've been to the rodeo, twice.
    Sonny: Did you stay for the rattlesnake round up?
    Hallie: Yes, I stayed. Right until the end. I saw the whole thing.
    Sonny: They don't have one. How're you going to round up a rattlesnake?
    Hallie: I'm just trying to be pleasant. You get so worked up about everything.
    Sonny: What have I got to be worked up about? I've only got a stolen horse; everybody except the Coast Guard is after me; I've got nothing but miles of open country to cross; and now I'm carrying a crazy woman around, wearing shoes from Bloomingbirds who thinks she's seen a rattlesnake round up.
    Hallie: They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
    Sonny: I know. I'm the one who said it.
    Hallie: Mr. Steele, why were you 45 minutes late to the press conference?
    Sonny: Well, I'd like to apologize for that. I was giving mouth to mouth resuscitation to a bottle of tequila. And, we lost her too.
    Man: Hey! Hey, Hallie! Hallie Martin! We met in New York, remember?
    Hallie: Did we like each other?
# Vulgarity

Vulgarity is the quality of being common, coarse, or unrefined.

## Quotes

* By vulgar arts I mean those pursued only for reputation.
** Aristotle, Eudemian Ethics, 1215a
* Any occupation, art, or science, which makes the body or soul or mind of the freeman less fit for the practice or exercise of virtue, is vulgar; wherefore we call those arts vulgar which tend to deform the body, and likewise all paid employments, for they absorb and degrade the mind.
** Aristotle, Politics 1337b5
* A gentleman considers what is right; the vulgar consider what will pay.
** Confucius, Analects, 4.16
* Vulgaridad es no estar contento ninguno con su suerte, aun la mayor, ni descontento de su ingenio, aunque el peor.
** The vulgar are never really happy with their luck, even when it is best, or unhappy with their intellect, even when it is worst.
** Baltasar Gracián, Oráculo Manual y Arte de Prudencia, § 209 (Christopher Maurer trans.)
* The talk about the poets seems to me like a commonplace entertainment to which a vulgar company have recourse; who, because they are not able to converse or amuse one another, while they are drinking, with the sound of their own voices and conversation, by reason of their stupidity, raise the price of flute-girls in the market, hiring for a great sum the voice of a flute instead of their own breath, to be the medium of intercourse among them: but where the company are real gentlemen and men of education, you will see no flute-girls, nor dancing-girls, nor harp-girls; and they have no nonsense or games, but are contented with one another’s conversation, of which their own voices are the medium, and which they carry on by turns and in an orderly manner.
** Plato, Protagoras 347c, Benjamin Jowett, trans.

## See also

* Philistinism
* Profanity
# Voyagers!

Voyagers! is a science fiction television series which aired on NBC.

## Season 1
### Voyagers [1.1]

    Phineas: Where's my guidebook?...Can't do a lousy thing without it...You got it there?"
    Jeffrey: No, Ralph does...My dog.
    Phineas: You mean the big furry thing with all the teeth
    Phineas: Do you know what you've done? History is going to change because you couldn't control your shaggy little mutt. Empires are gonna fall. Wars are gonna rage! I'M GONNA LOSE MY JOB!
    Jeffrey: There aren't any airplanes! That's what we have to change. Without airplanes the Germans are gonna win the war!
    Phineas: The Germans didn't win the war?
    Eddie Rickenbacker: You know how to fly one of these things?
    Phineas: (laughs) Did Marie Antoinette have great legs?
    Jeffrey: Hey! Why'd you lie to him? You can't fly one of these things!
    Phineas: I didn't lie. I never lie. Marie Antoinette had terrible legs.

### Created Equal [1.2]

    Calpurnia: Oh, Jeffrey, I'm going to miss you.
    Jeffrey: Hey, I'm gonna miss you too... but be realistic; the lives of two little people don't add up to a hill of beans in this crazy republic.

### Cleo and the Babe [1.6]

    Jeffrey: (crying) I don't want anybody to see me cry; they'll think I'm a sissy.
    Phineas: Why would they think that?
    Jeffrey: 'cause men aren't s'posed to cry.
    Phineas: Says who? What about Napoleon at Waterloo? George Washington at Valley Forge? General Eisenhower at... Bunker Hill?
    Jeffrey: (looks up surprised)
    Phineas: Got ya!

### Jacks's Back [1.20]
## Cast

* Jon-Erik Hexum - Phineas Bogg
* Meeno Peluce -Jeffrey Jones
* Stephen Liska - Voyager Drake
* Tracy Brooks Swope - Voyager Olivia
* Jenny Neumann - Voyager Susan

## External links

* Voyagers! quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Voyeurism

Voyeurism is the sexual interest in or practice of watching other people engaged in intimate behaviours, such as undressing, sexual activity, or other actions of a private nature.

## Quotes

* Beauty itself doth of itself persuade The eyes of men without an orator; What needeth then apology be made To set forth that which is so singular? Or why is Collatine the publisher Of that rich jewel he should keep unknown From thievish ears, because it is his own?
** William Shakespeare, The Rape of Lucrece (1594)
* Her hair bound backward in a spiral wreath Her upper beauties to my sight betray’d; The happy stream concealing those beneath, Around her waist with circling waters play’d;
** Samuel Croxall, "On Florinda, Seen while she was bathing"
** The Fair Circassian, with Several Occasional Poems (1765)
* They never saw him drawing pictures of them naked at their antics in his notebook.
** Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway (1922), p. 135
* Errol had ... two-way mirrors, speaker systems in the ladies' room. Not for security. Just that he was an A-1 voyeur.
** Ronnie Wood, on viewing Errol Flynn's former Hollywood home in the 1970s
** Quoted in: Michael Mazzone; Robert Matzen, Errol Flynn Slept Here (2009), n.p.
# Vox populi

Vox populi is a Latin phrase that means "voice of the people".

## Quotes

* Vox populi, vox Dei.
** The voice of people is the voice of God.
*** Latin proverb
* Nec audiendi qui solent dicere, vox populi, vox Dei, quum tumultuositas vulgi semper insaniae proxima sit.
** And those people should not be listened to who keep saying the voice of the people is the voice of God, since the riotousness of the crowd is always very close to madness.
*** Alcuin, Epistle 127 to Charlemagne, c. 800 AD
* No serious sociologist any longer believes that the voice of the people expresses any divine or specially wise and lofty idea. The voice of the people expresses the mind of the people, and that mind is made up for it by the group leaders in whom it believes and by those persons who understand the manipulation of public opinion. It is composed of inherited prejudices and symbols and clichés and verbal formulas supplied to them by the leaders.
** Edward Bernays, Propaganda (1928)

## See also

* Public
* Public opinion
# Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet

Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet is a 1965 film about astronauts who discover a planet of dinosaurs.
    Directed by Pavel Klushantsev. Written by Curtis Harrington.

## Narrator

* The year: 2020. The Moon has been explored and colonized and the next space goal is about to be reached - the first landing by on the planet Venus. Scientists profoundly hope that life, similar to that on Earth, may be found on this planet where so many physical conditions are like our own. Three rocket ships of an international expedition - the Sirius, Vega and Capella, after having successfully traveled 200 million miles are in the final stages of their journey...
* And so man's search for intelligent life on other planets and in other galaxies will continue. For this is the heart and meaning of that great adventure - the exploration of the Universe.

## Dialogue

    Cmdr. Brendan Lockhart, Sirius: ...I'll be right behind you.
    Andre Ferneau, Sirius: That'll be handy if I slip.
    Cmdr. Brendan Lockhart, Sirius: Almost sounds like a girl...
    Andre Ferneau, Sirius: A girl... perhaps. Or a... monster.

## Cast

* Basil Rathbone — Professor Hartman
* Faith Domergue — Dr. Marsha Evans
* Gennadi Vernov — Andre Ferneau, as "Robert Chantal"
* Georgiy Zhzhonov — Hans Walters, as "Kurt Boden

## External links

* Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The H-Man

The H-Man is a 1958 film about Nuclear tests that create a radioactive man who can turn people into slime.
    Directed by Ishirō Honda. Written by Takeshi Kimura.

## Dr. Maki

* [voice-over] If man perishes from the face of the Earth, due to the effects of hydrogen bombing, it is possible that the next ruler of our planet may be The H-Man.

## Taglines

* Molecular Man Terrorizes the World!

## Cast

* Kenji Sahara — Masada
* Yumi Shirakawa — Chikako Arai
* Akihiko Hirata — Tominaga
* Eitaro Ozawa — Miyashita
* Korenari Senda — Dr. Maki
* Makoto Satō — Uchida

## External links

* The H-Man quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Unholy Night

The Unholy Night is a 1929 film about a mad strangler who haunts the London fog.
    Directed by Lionel Barrymore. Written by Ben Hecht, Dorothy Farnum, Edwin Justus Mayer, and Joseph Farnham.

## Lord 'Monte' Montague

* If this fellow had had his way with me I don't suppose I'd ever have had another brandy and soda. That's a dismal thought, isn't it?... You know it hadn't occurred to me before, but this brandy-and-soda business put it into my mind, that being dead must be rather like living in America, you know? It's a dry state.
* You see, our family never have ideas; that's why they're so successful in politics, I suppose.
* It was rather difficult navigating in the fog, you see. I remember thinking at the time that it was as thick as my creditors used to be before my uncle died... Yes. You know, I never began to live until my uncle died.
* I haven't led a blameless life, but I at least I've never given any woman cause to kill me - that is, no more cause than most men give most women.
* There may be some fellows around who don't think I'm an ornament to society, but then I've had that same idea about myself at times.

## Dialogue

    Sir James Rumsey: I'm a teetotaler, thank you.
    Lord 'Monte' Montague: Oh, you shock me. And you've such a nice, kind face, too. When did you take the veil?
    Sir James Rumsey: Wasn't it you who screamed?
    Polly, the maid: I never scream unless a fella gets gay with me.

## Taglines

* All Talking Thrilling Mystery Marvel
* Between darkness and dawn...strange figures, stranger events fill this enthralling thriller to overflowing!

## Cast

* Ernest Torrence — Dr. Richard Ballou
* Roland Young — Lord 'Monte' Montague
* Dorothy Sebastian — Lady Efra Cavender
* Natalie Moorhead — Lady Violet 'Vi' Montague
* Boris Karloff — Abdul
* Polly Moran — Polly, the maid
* George Cooper — Fry the Orderly
* Sōjin Kamiyama — Lee Han, the mystic
* Claude Fleming — Sir James Rumsey
* Clarence Geldart — Inspector Lewis (as Clarence Geldert)
* John Miljan — Major Arthur Mallory
* Richard Tucker — Colonel Davidson
* John Loder — Captain Dorchester
* Philip Strange — Lieutenant Williams
* John Roche — Lieutenant Savor
* Lionel Belmore — Major David Endicott
* Gerald Barry — Captain Bradley
* Richard Travers — Major 'Mac' McDougal

## External links

* The Unholy Night quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Unholy Three (1925 film)

The Unholy Three is a 1925 film about a sideshow ventriloquist, a midget, and a strongman who form a conspiracy known as "The Unholy Three" to commit a series of robberies.
    Directed by Tod Browning. Written by Waldemar Young, based on a novel by Clarence Aaron "Tod" Robbins.

## Professor Echo

* [to a sideshow crowd] That's all there is to life, friends - a little laughter... a little tear...
* [to Hercules, about the ape] He's the only thing stronger than you, and I may need him.
* You - filth! Do you not realize that you killed a man? This is why I always said we never carry a gun!

## Dialogue

    Professor Echo: You're makin' a play for that guy!
    Rosie O'Grady: Since when do you own me?
    Tweedledee: If you tip that boob off to who we are, I'll lay some lilies under your chin!
    Professor Echo: [Talking to Hercules and Tweedledee] You see, my plan is so ridiculous... so simple... that it scares you. But... if you come with me, we'll clean up millions.
    Hercules: It's spooky! It sounds... unholy!
    Professor Echo: That's it! We'll be the Unholy Three!
    Hercules: That guy bossin' me... me and my strength!
    Tweedledee: He's too jealous to leave her with that boob. Come on... we'll turn this trick alone!
    Professor Echo: Get rid of him! We're gonna pull that Arlington job tonight.
    Rosie O'Grady: Oh, I'm mad at Granny! She won't stay in bed!
    Hector MacDonald: Perhaps she wants to help us trim the tree.
    Rosie O'Grady: Yes, she'd love to do some trimming.

## Cast

* Lon Chaney — Prof. Echo, aka Mrs. O'Grady or "Granny"
* Mae Busch — Rosie O'Grady
* Matt Moore — Hector McDonald
* Victor McLaglen — Hercules, aka "Son-in-Law"
* Harry Earles — Tweedledee, aka Baby "Little Willie"
* Matthew Betz — Detective Regan
* Edward Connelly — the judge
* William Humphrey — defense attorney
* E. Alyn Warren — prosecuting sttorney

## External links

* The Unholy Three quotes at the Internet Movie Database