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I Love Bono. I Really Respect What He Has Done For Africa And How He Has Used His Fame To Do Good In The World. I Hope I Can Do Half As Much In My Life.

I Believe Aids Is The Most Important Issue We Face, Because How We Treat The Poor Is A Reflection Of Who We Are As A People.

I Do Feel Like I Owe Something, But Not To The Industry. When You Say "industry," I Think Of A Group Of People Who Don't Really Care Much About You And Treat You As A Commodity. So, In That Regard, I Don't Feel Like I Owe Anything. But The People Who've Always Been Supportive Of Me And Have Always Seen Me For My Greatest Potential-those Are The People Who I Feel Like I Owe Something To. I Feel Like I Am Their Voice. I Owe It Them To Represent Them In A Way That They Can Be Proud Of.

To Be Able To Help A 13-year-old Kid From The Bronx Follow Her Dreams Just By Letting Her Know She's Not Forgotten In This Crazy World - That's Why I Got Involved With Frum Tha Ground Up.

I Love Being A Mom. And I Think What I Love The Most Is The Way It Makes Me Think About What's Important And What's Not Important. What To Fight For And What To Just Be Cool With. What It Is That I'm Teaching Through Example And What It Is That I Was Taught That I Don't Want To Teach.