I Think All My Work's Been About

To Love Women, To Love Our Vaginas, To Know Them And Touch Them And Be Familiar With Who We Are And What We Need. To Satisfy Ourselves, To Teach Our Lovers To Satisfy Us, To Be Present In Our Vaginas, To Speak Of Them Out Loud, To Speak Of Their Hunger And Pain And Loneliness And Humor, To Make Them Visible So They Cannot Be Ravaged In The Dark Without Great Consequence, So That Our Center, Our Point, Our Motor, Our Dream, Is No Longer Detached, Mutilated, Numb, Broken, Invisible, Or Ashamed.

My Commitment Originated In My Own Story And My Own Relationship To Violence.

Stop Fixing Your Bodies And Start Fixing The World!

People Need To Dance. I'd Say Dance At Least Twice A Day. That's How To Get Your Energy Up And How You Keep You Revolutionary Spirit Going. It's Emma Goldman Who Said, "any Revolution Where I Can't Dance Is Not My Revolution." I Think That's The Revolution We Want.

Give Voice To What You Know To Be True, And Do Not Be Afraid Of Being Disliked Or Exiled. I Think That's The Hard Work Of Standing Up For What You See.