I Would Have Much Rather Been In

I Love Newspapers. I've Worked On Newspapers, All My Life. I've Always Loved It.

The Feminists Had Destroyed The Old Image Of Woman, But They Could Not Erase The Hostility, The Prejudice, The Discrimination That Still Remained.

Diversity Has Got To Be A Part Of Modern Feminism, And I Think That My Feminism Is Stronger Because Its An Inclusive Thing. I Won't Be Backed Into A Corner That Polarizes Me Against Other Women. And I Wished They Wouldn't Be Either.

Men Weren't Really The Enemy - They Were Fellow Victims Suffering From An Outmoded Masculine Mystique That Made Them Feel Unnecessarily Inadequate When There Were No Bears To Kill.

I Understood Somehow My Mother's Frustration. And That It Was No Good Not Only For Her, But For Her Children Or Her Husband, That She Didn't Have A Real Use Of Her Ability.