I mean, it is so illogical to think that any system that intended to support life first created 'man.'

Nikki Giovanni, Racism 101 (1994)

Then the presumed neutrality of science, like that of language itself, gives way to the recognition that the categories of knowledge are human constructions. The fascination with point of view that has informed the fiction of the twentieth century and the correponding recognition of the relativity of judgement infuse our scientific understanding as well when we begin to notice how accustomed we have become to seeing life through men's eyes.

Susan Gilligan, In A Different Voice (1982)

Unsere Geschichtslosigkeit hält uns klein.

Alice Schwarzer  (1995)

It is decided that the nature of woman is passive, that she is a vessel waiting to be filled.

Susan Griffin, Woman And Nature (1979)