Edward Albert Arthur Woodward was born to working class parents in Croydon, Surrey, south of London, on June 1 , 1930
Bennett, 49, was born to working class parents in Eastwood, a suburb of Sydney, and became a politicised early, when she was told, at age five "that I couldn't have a bicycle because I was a girl, because riding one wasn't 'ladylike'ladylike
"We are born to work," was his reply.
"Sir, we are born to work," the man told him.
While ordinary gens were born to work in magasins and places comme ça, I was born to write and make love avec mon coq enorme.
"I don't think these people who engage them as domestic slaves ever think of it, they have a different mindset, they think they were born to take work from poor people, sometimes poor people think they were born to work for them.
But the most remarkable element may be Navalny himself: a man who seems to have been born to work the crowds, funny and charismatic but also smart, purposeful, and fearless, with impressive stamina.
Edmund Burke in the 18th century took exception to what he regarded as the cant phrase of "the labouring poor", because it suggested resistance to their fate by those who were born to work, however pitiful their reward.
In 2003, Census data indicated that nearly 55% of children were born to working mothers (U.S. Census Bureau 2003a), and 62% of working men and women were of reproductive age (U.S. Census Bureau 2003b).
