What Usually Happens With Me Is That

It's So Important For People In Political Groups To Learn The Difference Between Productive Criticism And Not. When It's About Something You Can Change, It's Productive. But If It's Just Like "you Are An Evil Person", You Can't Change That. There's No Way Around That.

The Cool Thing About The Internet Is That It's Allowing Women More Access To Their Own History.

In 1985, I Was Living With My Sister In Virginia, And Since I Was Still In High School, I Worked At Mcdonald's To Save Money To Get An Abortion. It Sounds Really Terrible, But It Was The Best Decision I Ever Made. It Was The First Time I Took Responsibility For My Actions. I Messed Up, Had Sex Without Contraception, And Got Pregnant At 15.

I Get Emails Every Day From People Saying, "i Never Heard Your Music. I Don't Know Anything About You. I Just Happened To Watch This On Netflix. I Hope You're Feeling Better. More Power To You." It Just Shows You, I Don't Know, How Generous And Wonderful People Can Be.

I Felt Like Going Out On The Road And Mixing It With Music - Which Is Something Young People Are Always Really Interested In - Would Be A Good Way To Proselytize. It Was Like Feminist Evangelism.