It's The Idea That We As People

I Talked A Lot Early On In My Career About Intersectionality And How Racism And Classism And Sexism And Homophobia And Capitalism Are All Connected With Each Other, And They're These Crazy Systems That Are Feeding On Each Other And Are Also Damaging. I Can't Even Go Into The Whole Spectrum Of It. But I Feel Like Kids Today Are So Much More Savvy About That Conversation. And I'm So Thrilled When I Get To Meet Younger People Who Are Doing That So Much Better Than I Did.

I Was Making Stickers For Guys' Bands. I Was In The Front Row Photographing Bands, Booking Bands, Doing All Of The Kind Of Backstage Stuff, And I Didn't Even Think For A Second I Could Do It, And Then I Saw Babes In Toyland, And All That Changed.

It's Unexpected For Women's Issues To Be Brought Up In Places Other Than Women's Centers On College Campuses Or Crisis Places.

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."

My Mom Wasn't, Like, She Was Reading All These Historical Romance Novels The Majority Of The Time. She Read A Feminist Book And Then My Dad Would Sit Down And Explain It To Her Like She Was An Idiot.