The Real Problem Is That The Way

One Of The Things I Was Taught In Law School Is That I'd Never Be Able To Think The Same Again - That Being A Lawyer Is Something That's Part Of Who I Am As An Individual Now.

Whether We Call It A Job Or A Career, Work Is More Than Just Something We Do. It Is A Part Of Who We Are.

But I Think It Would Be Irresponsible For Me Not To Say What I Really Believe In My Heart To Be True - That There Are Some Serious Inequities That We Face As Women And That We Can Work To Address These Inequities

I See Myself As An Educator.

Many Women Are Harassed, One In Three Between The Ages Of 18 And 34, By One Poll. And We Need To Figure Out If, In Fact, We Are Going To Enable Them To Come Forward With Their Complaints, As Opposed To Enabling Harassers And Abusers To Continue Their Behavior.