I Feel Like What I'm Best At

As I've Gotten Older, I've Realized That Things Are A Lot More Permeable. It's Not So Black And White: Not Every Journalist Is A Jerk.

My Original Goal In The '90s, After I Found Feminism And I Was The First Generation In My Family To Go To College, Was To Spread This Information That Feminism Was Still Very Much Alive, And That You Can't Believe The Media Telling You That It Doesn't Need To Exist And That It Doesn't Exist.

I Can't Constantly Be Trying To Write The Unwritten Song, The Song That The 15-year-old Girl Needs. I Need To Write The Song That I Need.

I Always Wanted To Play Music, But My Family Was More Interested In Handing Me Paints And Markers. Art Was Always My Favorite Subject In School, And I Can Remember Staying Up All Night Drawing As A Small Child. My Expression Via Art Was Extremely Strong As I Grew And Hasn't Stopped.

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."