I Always Check In The Mirror To

My Grandmother Was Also An Active Member Of The Tenants Association And A Staunch Supporter Of The Democratic Party, And Both Of My Parents Were Extremely Liberal, So I Think I Grew Up In A Household That Was Very Politically Conscious - We All Watched The Elections On Tv, And We Watched The Debates. So It Was An Awareness That We Were Raised With, And As We Grew Into Young Adults, We Just Naturally Became Politically Active. It Was Just Understood That It Was Important, That It Was Our Responsibility.

I Try To Stay Fit And Eat Healthily, But I Am Not Anxious To Starve Myself And Become Unnaturally Thin. I Don't Find That Look Attractive On Women And I Don't Want To Become Part Of That Trend. It's Unhealthy And It Puts Too Much Pressure On Women In General Who Are Being Fed This Image Of The Ideal, Which It Is Not.

You Have Cameron Crowe Write An Incredible Monologue For You Just Based On The Things That You're Talking About. It Just Became This Opportunity That Was Too Exciting A Process To Pass Up.

You Really Hope That People Who Want To Be Politically Active Aren't So Disillusioned At This Point. I Do Feel Positive About What's Happening. I Think That With All Of These Movements, And This Growing Collective Voice That's Emerging, People Are Starting To Come Out Of The Kind Of Dazed State That They Were In For So Many Years. But It's Tough To Know The Best Way To Effect Change Now. Campaigning Alone No Longer Seems To Be The Answer.

I Always Check In The Mirror To Make Sure Nothing Is See-through.