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Equality In Ayn Rand's Anthem

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The sweet sound of a woman's voice singing fills the whole room, and with this, a man stands. This man is in gray and expressionless. Three others as the man stand; all the same. They rush to the women and restrain her. No one is better than anyone. No one must be individual. Reform, stay in line, fairness, unity, equalize and destroy. The women should have not sang if she happened to be better at singing than others around her. . . this is the way. Complete and utter equality between all men can be harmful to one's spirit and humanity. This is shown in the story Anthem, by Ayn Rand, it states, “And they answered, ‘Since the council does not know of this hole, there can be no law permitting us to enter. And everything which is not permitted

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