Conventions, Like Clichés, Have A Way Of

Every Artist Seems To Me To Have The Job Of Bearing Witness To The World We Live In. To Some Extent I Think Of All Of Us As Artists, Because We Have Voices And We Are Each Of Us Unique.

Morality Is A Test Of Our Conformity Rather Than Our Integrity.

Conventions, Like Clichés, Have A Way Of Surviving Their Own Usefulness.

The Message Of Women's Liberation Is That Women Can Love Each Other And Ourselves Against Our Degrading Education.

Charity Is A Cop-out So Traditionally Female In Its Apparent Self-effacement That There Seems Resonant Comfort In It. We're No Longer Supposed To Serve The Imaginations Of Men Who Have Dominated Us. We Are To Give Up Ourselves Instead To Those Whose Suffering Is Greater Than Our Own. Looking Down Is Just As Distorting As Looking Up And As Dangerous In Perpetuating Hierarchies.