Most Of The Women I Saw On

I Think It's Important For Women To Have A Means To Get Health Care. I Think It's Important That Women Have A Place To Go To Get Pap Smears And Cancer Screenings. And It Shouldn't Be Considered Extra. It Shouldn't Be Considered Something That Can Be "cut." It Shouldn't Be Something That's In Danger Of Going Away. The Idea That We're Even Thinking About Cutting That Off Because Somebody Else Isn't Enjoying It Themselves Or Somebody Has Extreme Opinions About It Is Worrisome To Me.

Most Of The Women I Saw On Tv Didn't Seem Like People I Actually Knew. They Felt Like Ideas Of What Women Are.

Yes, It Is Hard Out There. But Hard Is Relative. I Come From A Middle-class Family, My Parents Are Academics. I Was Born After The Civil Rights Movement, I Was A Toddler During The Women's Movement, I Live In The United States Of America, All Of Which Means I Am Allowed To Own My Freedom, My Rights, My Voice And My Uterus.

You Can Waste Your Lives Drawing Lines. Or You Can Live Your Life Crossing Them.

Everyone Always Says To Me, 'why Aren't There More People Of Color On Television?' I'm Like, 'why Don't You Ask A Bunch Of People Who Aren't Putting People Of Color On Television Why There Aren't More People Of Color On Television?'