You Can Call Me Mama T Anytime.

I Hope It Will Come As No Surprise That I Have Something To Say.

My Roots Are African. The Birds I Remember, The Fruits I Ate, The Trees I Climbed, They're African.

As A Young Woman, I Attended Witwatersrand University In Johannesburg, South Africa, Which Was Then Not Segregated. But I Witnessed The Weight Of Apartheid Everywhere Around Me.

I Mention My Age Because I Find People In This Country - Women, Not Men, Of Course - Women Are So Troubled By Their Age. There's A Culture Of Youth, And It's A Phony Culture.

Water Is Necessary, And Then Generators, And Then Food, And Then Clothes.