In July Of 1983, I Left Washington,

Certainly My Life Will Not Ever Be As Private And Discreet, And Perhaps I Should Even Use The Word Insulated, As It Was Before

I Think There's More Support Today. I Think There's Better Understanding Today. And There's A Better Appreciation For The Fact That If Any Community Is Going To Prosper, If Any Community Is Going To Be Seen At Its Best, That The Women In That Community Have To Be Viewed As Equally As Important As The Men. And [women] Have To Be Able To Live Outside Of Boundaries That Are Placed On Them Because Of Their Gender. As Well As Their Race Or Their Religion.

In July Of 1983, I Left Washington, Dc Area And Have Had Minimal Contact With Judge Clarence Thomas Since

Many Women Are Harassed, One In Three Between The Ages Of 18 And 34, By One Poll. And We Need To Figure Out If, In Fact, We Are Going To Enable Them To Come Forward With Their Complaints, As Opposed To Enabling Harassers And Abusers To Continue Their Behavior.

My Parents Are Older, And They Lead A Somewhat Sheltered Life. It Was Difficult To Talk With Them About Things That Were Embarrassing To Me, And That I Had Never Spoken To Them About