I Am Not Myself; I Am The

My Work Is About Giving Voice To The Unheard, And Reiterating The Voice Of The Heard In Such A Way That You Question, Or Re-examine, What Is The Truth.

I Was A Mimic When I Was A Child. I Mimicked The Teacher And Made Friends That Way, Actually. That Was A Very Subversive Activity, Because I Was A Goody-goody Who Never Got In Trouble. But If I Went Off In The Corner And Mimicked The Teacher, People Loved It.

Listening Is Not Just Hearing What Someone Tells You Word For Word. You Have To Listen With A Heart. I Don't Want That To Sound Touchy-feely; It Is Not. It Is Very Hard Work.

You Know If We Were To Look Back And How We Were In 1955 Living In Jim Crow, Living In Segregation, Living In Segregated Schools, It's Hard To Believe That It Was America, But It Really Was.

I Love Studying How People Are. Not Just What They're Saying, But How They Are, What They're Doing.