If You Ask Around, It's Pretty Easy

My Idea Is That We've Worked So Many Years For Equality, But The Only Area Where We've Achieved Equality, With Men, Is In Job Loss. We Are Still 77 Cents To The Dollar.

We Cannot Ensure That Women Will Be Free Of Discrimination In The Workplace And Everywhere As Long As Women Are Not Universally Defended Under Our Constitution. As It Stands Now, The Equal Rights Of Women Are Subject To Interpretation Of Law. That Is A Risk Our Mothers, Sisters And Daughters Cannot Afford.

I Have Always Been Supported By The Men In My Life, Which Is Why I Think I've Been Successful In Many Of My Endeavors. My Father Believed I Could Do Anything. He Even Wrote To Al Gore And Told Him That He Thought I Should Be His Vice President.

I Firmly Believe That If You Help A Woman, Then You Educate A Child, You Help The Family. Because Women Are Very Focused On Health Care And Education And On The Family. So If You Help A Woman, You Help The Family, You Help The Village, You Help The Country. And So Empowering Women Is A Very Important Part Of Moving, Not Just Women Forward, But The Economy Of The Nation Forward. Particularly In Very Substandard Nations.

We Have Not Ratified The Convention On The Elimination Of All Forms Of Discrimination Among Women. I Think 194 Countries Have Signed Onto It, But The United States Has Not. And Cedaw To The United Nations Is What The Equal Rights Amendment Or The Women's Equality Amendment Is To The United States. I Think We Should Pass The Women's Equality Amendment And A Lot Of These Other Fights Would Go Away.