[my Mother] Was Taking Me To Shakespeare

It Is Interesting To See How Far We've Come As A Society Since Then. But Also How Everybody Keeps Touching [ronald] Reagan And Trying To Evoke Him.

I Feel That Between My Experience And My Mother's, Breast Cancer Is A Little Bit Like Someone Who Lives Next Door. I Know What That Person Looks Like And What Their Daily Habits Are.

The Idea Of Making Access To Safe Abortions Harder And More Expensive And More Difficult, Having To Travel Across State Lines - That Puts Women's Health And Lives In Jeopardy, Which Is Something I Think No One Wants.

It Just Feels To Me Like The Death Throes Of An America That Had Many Great Things About It, But Had Many Negative Things About It. I Don't Want To Go Back.

Eleanor Roosevelt Was Painfully Shy, Painfully Shy. So She Overcompensated. In The Same Way That Nancy Reagan Felt Unattractive And Unlovable And So Everything Had To Be - Hair Had To Be Perfect, And The Makeup And The Clothes. Because She Thought, "they Don't Think I'm Pretty."