I Have Never Cared Too Much What

I've Always Met More Discrimination Being A Woman Than Being Black...men Are Men.

That's What's Wrong With The Country. There Are Too Many 'good Soldiers' Accepting Too Many Bad Decisions.

When I Die, I Want To Be Remembered As A Woman Who Lived In The Twentieth Century And Who Dared To Be A Catalyst Of Change. I Don't Want To Be Remembered As The First Black Woman Who Went To Congress. And I Don't Even Want To Be Remembered As The First Woman Who Happened To Be Black To Make A Bid For The Presidency I Want To Be Remembered As A Woman Who Fought For Change In The Twentieth Century. That's What I Want.

Laws Will Not Eliminate Prejudice From The Hearts Of Human Beings. But That Is No Reason To Allow Prejudice To Continue To Be Enshrined In Our Laws - To Perpetuate Injustice Through Inaction.

I Am And Always Will Be A Catalyst For Change.