Sometimes We Are Blessed With Being Able

I Learned To Read From Mrs. Augusta Baker, The Children's Librarian. ... If That Was The Only Good Deed That Lady Ever Did In Her Life, May She Rest In Peace. Because That Deed Saved My Life, If Not Sooner, Then Later, When Sometimes The Only Thing I Had To Hold On To Was Knowing I Could Read.

Guilt Is Not A Response To Anger; It Is A Response To One's Own Actions Or Lack Of Action.

The Sixties Were Characterized By A Heady Belief In Instantaneous Solutions.

For Women, The Need And Desire To Nurture Each Other Is Not Pathological But Redemptive, And It Is Within That Knowledge That Our Real Power Is Rediscovered. It Is This Real Connection, Which Is So Feared By A Patriarchal World.

Silence And Invisibility Go Hand In Hand With Powerlessness.