I Did What My Conscience Told Me

I Did What My Conscience Told Me To Do, And You Can't Fail If You Do That.

I Have No Personal Vendetta Against Clarence Thomas. I Seek Only To Provide The Committee With Information Which It May Regard As Relevant

I Think There's More Support Today. I Think There's Better Understanding Today. And There's A Better Appreciation For The Fact That If Any Community Is Going To Prosper, If Any Community Is Going To Be Seen At Its Best, That The Women In That Community Have To Be Viewed As Equally As Important As The Men. And [women] Have To Be Able To Live Outside Of Boundaries That Are Placed On Them Because Of Their Gender. As Well As Their Race Or Their Religion.

Certainly My Life Will Not Ever Be As Private And Discreet, And Perhaps I Should Even Use The Word Insulated, As It Was Before

I Thought That By Saying No And Explaining My Reasons My Employer Would Abandon His Social Suggestions. However, To My Regret, In The Following Few Weeks, He Continued To Ask Me Out On Several Occasions