“The truth is always on the side of the oppressed.”
What this quote means
Kiš asserts that truth lies on the side of the oppressed, for they experience reality without filters. Those in power often have an interest in distorting facts. This quote resonates as a call to listen to marginalized voices and defend justice. It invites us to question dominant narratives and seek truth where it is often hidden.
How to apply it daily
Actively listen to an oppressed person or group today. Share their story or support their cause by giving them a voice in your circle.
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