Frases de Desmond Tutu
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Desmond Mpilo Tutu é um arcebispo da Igreja Anglicana consagrado com o Prêmio Nobel da Paz em 1984 por sua luta contra o Apartheid em seu país natal. Desmond é o primeiro negro a ocupar o cargo de Arcebispo da Cidade do Cabo, tendo sido também o Primaz da Igreja Anglicana da África Austral entre 1986 e 1996. Wikipedia  

✵ 7. Outubro 1931   •   Outros nomes Desmond Mpilo Tutu
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Desmond Tutu Frases famosas

“Se Deus é homofóbico, como dizem, eu não veneraria a Ele.”

Em entrevista à radio BBC 4 no dia 18 de novembro de 2007.

Desmond Tutu frases e citações

“Seja gentil com o homem branco, ele precisa de você para redescobrir sua humanidade.”

Em entrevista ao New York Times em 19 de outubro de 1984.

“Uma pessoa é uma pessoa porque ela reconhece os outros como pessoas.”

Durante sua posse como Arcebispo da Cidade do Cabo.

Desmond Tutu: Frases em inglês

“There are different kinds of justice. Retributive justice is largely Western. The African understanding is far more restorative - not so much to punish as to redress or restore a balance that has been knocked askew.”

As quoted in " Recovering from Apartheid http://www.newyorker.com/archive/1996/11/18/1996_11_18_086_TNY_CARDS_000375852" at The New Yorker (18 November 1996)

“The U. N. is as effective as its member states allow it to be.”

This is actually a common observation, which has been made by many people, and thus far no published source has been found attributing it to Tutu. The earliest published variant thus far found was in Public Affairs Vol. 21 (1978) by the Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, p. 102:
: The United Nations is an inter-governmental body. It is made up of member states, and it can only be as effective as its member states allow it to be.
A variant was also prominent in Ch. 6 of the Preventing Deadly Conflict : Final Report (1997) by the Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict http://wwics.si.edu/subsites/ccpdc/pubs/rept97/finfr.htm:
: The main responsibility for addressing global problems, including deadly conflict, rests on governments. Acting individually and collectively, they have the power to work toward solutions or to hinder the process. The UN, of course, is only as effective as its member states allow it to be.
Misattributed

“We refuse to be treated as the doormat for the government to wipe its jackboots on.”

As quoted in "Profile: Archbishop Desmond Tutu" at BBC (24 May 2004)

“Without forgiveness there can be no future for a relationship between individuals or within and between nations.”

As quoted in "Truth and reconciliation" at BBC Focus on Africa (January-March 2000)

“Resentment and anger are bad for your blood pressure and your digestion.”

As quoted in "Truth and reconciliation" at BBC Focus on Africa (January-March 2000)

“Whether Jews like it or not, they are a peculiar people. They can't ever hope to be judged by the same standards which are used for other people.”

As quoted in http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Op-Ed-Contributors/Nobel-winners-problem-with-a-peculiar-people-and-Israel (June 2, 2012)

“South Africa, so utterly improbably, is a beacon of hope in a dark and troubled world.”

As quoted in "Truth and reconciliation" at BBC Focus on Africa (January-March 2000)

“[T]here is always the possibility of change. If it happened in South Africa, why can't it happen anywhere?”

As quoted in "Archbishop urges battle with racism" http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2002-02-18/news/0202180155_1_racism-archbishop-desmond-tutu-st-sabina (18 February 2002), by Sabrina L. Miller, Chicago Tribune, Illinois

“We said no to communism. We said no to apartheid. We said no to injustice. We said no to oppression. And we said yes to freedom, yes to democracy. Now I ask you: What do we say to war? CROWD: No!”

February 15, 2003 speaking before a massive rally in New York to oppose the imminent U.S. invasion of Iraq
Fonte: As quoted in Archbishop Desmond Tutu (1931-2021) on Apartheid, War, Palestine, Guantánamo, Climate Crisis & More https://www.democracynow.org/2021/12/27/life_and_legacy_archbishop_desmond_tutu, Democracy Now!, December 27, 2021