I Became The Messenger Who Had To

I Am Really Proud To Be A Part In Whatever Way Of Women Becoming Active In The Political Scene. I Think It Was The First Time That People Came To Terms With The Reality Of What It Meant To Have A Senate Made Up Of 98 Men And Two Women.

When I Think Of What Has Happened In A Larger Sense, Beyond Myself, Then I Would Not Change Anything.

We Have A History Of Gender And Racial Bias On Our Court That Continues To Undermine The System. Excluding Individuals Based On Race Is Antagonistic To The Pursuit Of Justice.

I Work Every Day To Live Up To My Mother's Model. She Was A Very Proud Woman. And She Really Prepared Me To Go Off Into The World As A Proud Daughter.

In July Of 1983, I Left Washington, Dc Area And Have Had Minimal Contact With Judge Clarence Thomas Since