I Learned A Lot About What It

I Think We Have Responsibilities To Be Active In The Things We Believe In, Regardless Of What Our Job Is. At Least In My Lifetime, There Has Been A Tremendous Combining Of Activism And Music, That Came Up In The Era Of Pete Seeger And The Weavers And Joan Baez And Bob Dylan And Peter Paul & Mary.

I Don't Know That I'm Unique In That People Relate To My Music, But I Would Hope People Would Say That I'm Honest And That I Do The Best Work I Can Possibly Do Instead Of Coasting.

Maybe The Idea Of Me Is More Powerful Than I Perceive Myself Being.

I Learned A Lot About What It Was Like To Have To Use Different Hotels And Not Use The Bathrooms, Which Made Me More Determined To Be An Activist.

The Generation I Grew Up In Was The Beginning Of "stand Up For Yourself," Whether Being A Singer-songwriter Or A Feminist. In My College Years, The Feminist Movement Was Really Coming To Fore, So We Wouldn't Have Put Up With Guys Treating Us Less Than Equal.