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I've Thought About What Is An Alternative Word To Feminism. There Isn't One. It's A Perfectly Good Word. And It Can't Be Changed.

At Times, I've Been So Absolutely Terrified Of What I Was About To Do, Whether It Was Public Speaking Or Performance. Whatever It Was, Sometimes It Had Me Really, Really Shaking In My Shoes, And I Decided That I Was Going To Do It No Matter What. And, Of Course, The Critic Is There, And Afterwards, There's This, "was It Good Enough? Was It Really All I Wanted To Say?"

We All Fight Over What The Label 'feminism' Means But For Me It's About Empowerment. It's Not About Being More Powerful Than Men - It's About Having Equal Rights With Protection, Support, Justice. It's About Very Basic Things. It's Not A Badge Like A Fashion Item.

Every Artist Has To Make Their Own Statements And They Have To Live With Them.

You Become Really Ugly When You Become Very Superficial And Self-obsessed.