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When Women Got The Vote, They Did Not Redefine Voting. When African-americans Got The Right To Sit At A Lunch Counter Alongside White People, They Did Not Redefine Eating Out. They Were Simply Invited To The Table. That Is All We Want To Do; We Have No Desire To Change Marriage. We Want To Be Entitled To Not Only The Same Privileges But The Same Responsibilities As Straight People.

I Don't Have Steve. There Is No Having The Steve.

I'm So Not A Financial Person.

It Just Feels To Me Like The Death Throes Of An America That Had Many Great Things About It, But Had Many Negative Things About It. I Don't Want To Go Back.

I Have A Cousin, A Second Cousin, Who Lives In L.a., And She Was With Me While I Was Getting Ready. She Was Talking About Her Father And His Brothers. And I Remember My Mother's Tales Of How Competitive They Were With Each Other And How They Would Play For Blood, You Know. And I Thought - I'm An Only Child, And I Don't Know What That's Like. I Have To Figure Out The Southern Thing.