[on An Epitaph For Herself:] Under Here,

When I Graduated From The University Of Pennsylvania I Had A Baby In One Arm, A Diploma In The Other And I Didn't Know Where I Was Going In Life.

I Do Believe That, Under The Law, Under The Constitution Of The United States, And Under Our Public Policy, That Women Deserve And Should Have A Right To Enjoy Equal Employment Opportunity.

There Still Is A War On Women In Terms Of Politicians In Washington And The State Legislatures Trying To Eliminate Any Rights We Have Fought To Win And That The Supreme Court Has Afforded Us.

I'm Not An Elected Official Who Puts A Finger In The Wind To See What The Majority Thinks; I Represent Women, Whether They're Popular Or Not.

There Are Some People Who Still Feel Threatened By Strong Women. That's Their Problem. It's Not Mine.