What Usually Happens With Me Is That

People Need To Stand Up, Women Need To Stand Up For Each Other And Say, "no You Can't Kick This Person Like They're A Dog. You Can Disagree With Someone Politically, You Can Have Arguments, Definitely Privilege Needs To Be Discussed In Real Productive And Valid Ways. But It's Not Real Criticism If It's Just Like, "you're A Disgusting Bad Person."

I Never Thought That Someone Would Be Teaching One Of My Fanzines. I Never Thought I'd Be Off To Lecture At A College. It's Still Shocking To Me.

I'm More Interested In A Feminism That Ends Discrimination For All People. It's Not Just About A Woman Becoming The Ceo Of A Company Or Something. It's Connected To Racism And Classism And Gender Issues That Go Beyond The Binary.

There Are More People Who Are Not Straight, White Males Going To Shows.

In 1985, I Was Living With My Sister In Virginia, And Since I Was Still In High School, I Worked At Mcdonald's To Save Money To Get An Abortion. It Sounds Really Terrible, But It Was The Best Decision I Ever Made. It Was The First Time I Took Responsibility For My Actions. I Messed Up, Had Sex Without Contraception, And Got Pregnant At 15.