There Is A Constitutional Right To Prostitution.

Dissents Speak To A Future Age.

Feminism … I Think The Simplest Explanation, And One That Captures The Idea, Is A Song That Marlo Thomas Sang, 'free To Be You And Me.' Free To Be, If You Were A Girl—doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief. Anything You Want To Be. And If You’re A Boy, And You Like Teaching, You Like Nursing, You Would Like To Have A Doll, That’s Ok Too. That Notion That We Should Each Be Free To Develop Our Own Talents, Whatever They May Be, And Not Be Held Back By Artificial Barriers—manmade Barriers, Certainly Not Heaven Sent.

I Do Think That Being The Second [female Supreme Court Justice] Is Wonderful, Because It Is A Sign That Being A Woman In A Place Of Importance Is No Longer Extraordinary.

The Impact Of All These Restrictions Is On Poor Women, Because Women Who Have Means, If Their State Doesn't Provide Access, Another State Does. ... It Makes No Sense As A National Policy To Promote Birth Only Among Poor People.

If You Have A Caring Life Partner, You Help The Other Person When That Person Needs It. I Had A Life Partner Who Thought My Work Was As Important As His, And I Think That Made All The Difference For Me.