How can we resist exploitation if we don't have the tools to understand exploitation. Which of your favourite quotes by Chimamanda did we miss?

She doesn't deserve it [to be raped] because she's very bad, because she's very ugly. She's not my type, I'd never rape her. I'm not a rapist, but if I was, I wouldn't rape her because she doesn't deserve it.

If a girl comes on strong and says, 'I really dig your body and I want to fuck the shit out of you,' I just decide whether or not I like her. If I do take her home, I try to make sure I get just as much out of it as she does. The word exploited therefore wouldn't apply.

Traditionally, women were supposed to be confined to the kitchen — that is exploitation. And then they were exploited by the system because it favored men over women.

Women were doubly exploited.

I would not rape you. You don’t merit that. Stay here to hear this!

While as a nation we are resolved that we will not tolerate foreign exploitation we are equally determined that within our country there be no exploitation of any section of society by any other section or even by the state itself. The possession of wealth does not confer upon the wealthy the right to take unfair advantage of the less fortunate.

The important thing was that I had never behaved inappropriately toward any woman, and I had no intention of letting my enemies hang that age-old charge of sexual impropriety around my neck. Those who wished only to exploit my past failings, not forgive them, would get no help from me.

I'm not a women's libber. Having a pretty girl running down the beach, then having her torn apart by a shark, is a lot more effective than having a flabby guy run down the beach and getting torn up. I don't think women are exploited as much as some women think they are

I have never snatched another woman’s husband

The misery of being exploited by capitalists is nothing compared to the misery of not being exploited at all.

Not one of you must whip his wife like whipping a slave.

In Uganda, we must begin seeing women as human beings, not as property. I demand a public apology from MP Twinamat­siko to all women in Uganda, delivered through the same television station he used to make his harmful statement that women should be beaten.

No woman should be made to feel guilty or inadequate on account of the choice she made.