All We Seek Is An America Where

Love Is Such A Powerful Force. It's There For Everyone To Embrace-that Kind Of Unconditional Love For All Of Humankind. That Is The Kind Of Love That Impels People To Go Into The Community And Try To Change Conditions For Others, To Take Risks For What They Believe In.

Nonviolence First Changes The Individual.

The Process Of Nonviolence Is One That Takes Time And Those Of Us Who've Suffered, Who've Been Persecuted Over The Years, Would Like To See Things Change, You Know, Overnight.

If You Give Your Life To A Cause In Which You Believe, And If It Is Right And Just, And If Your Life Comes To An End As A Result Of This, Then Your Life Could Not Have Been Spent In A More Redemptive Way. I Think That Is What My Husband Has Done.

We Have A Lot More Work To Do In Our Common Struggle Against Bigotry And Discrimination. I Say "common Struggle" Because I Believe Very Strongly That All Forms Of Bigotry And Discrimination Are Equally Wrong And Should Be Opposed By Right-thinking Americans Everywhere. Freedom From Discrimination Based On Sexual Orientation Is Surely A Fundamental Human Right In Any Great Democracy, As Much As Freedom From Racial, Religious, Gender, Or Ethnic Discrimination.