I Have Said This Many Times, That

I Really Do Think About The Fact That Every Day Counts. I Believe That Every Individual Counts, And So I Believe That Every Day Counts And I Try Not To Waste It.

I Was Not Only The First Woman To Become Secretary Of State, I Was The First [u.s.] Secretary Of State Of The 21st Century. I Was The First Secretary Of State To Own A Web Site, To Visit Internet Cafes, And To Make Internet Access A Part Of Policy.

People Didn't Think That A Woman Could Be The Secretary Of State, When My Name Was Out There...but Then The Arab Ambassadors At The Un Said 'we Have No Problem Dealing With Ambassador Albright, And We Would Have No Problem Dealing With Secretary Albright.'

We Have A Responsibility In Our Time, As Others Have Had In Theirs, Not To Be Prisoners Of History But To Shape History, A Responsibility To Fill The Role Of Path-finder, And To Build With Others A Global Network Of Purpose And Law.

I Went To A Girls High School And I Went To A Women's College And When I First Started Teaching At Georgetown It Had Been A Single Sex School And So They Wanted To Have Some Women Professors When They Went Co-ed, And So I Originally Was Hired To Start A Program There, And Really Encourage Women To Go Into Foreign Policy. I Always Have Done That, And I Really Do Think That Things Are Better When Women Are Involved.