It Is Okay Not To

If You Want Extraordinary Results You Must Put In Extraordinary Effort.

Real Courage Is Holding On To A Still Voice In Your Head That Says, 'i Must Keep Going.' It's That Voice That Says Nothing Is A Failure If It Is Not Final. That Voice That Says To You, 'get Out Of Bed. Keep Going. I Will Not Quit.'

We Live In A Gender-biased World. I Know We Have A Lot. But I Do Know That This History We're Making, When Hillary Clinton Will Accept The Nomination, I Think It's Going To Go Good Steps In Helping This Country Heal From Its Past And Grow Towards Its Future That's More Inclusive, More Accepting And More Realizing That Every American Has Value And That Discrimination Has No Place In Politics, In The Workplace Or Anywhere At All.

I Want You To Understand That Racial Justice Is Not About Justice For Those Who Are Black Or Brown; Racial Justice Is About American Justice. Justice For Lgbt Americans Is Not About Gay And Lesbian Justice; It's About American Justice. Equality For Women Isn't About Women; It's About United States Equality. You Cannot Enjoy Justice Anywhere In This Country Until We Make Sure There Is Justice Everywhere In This Country.

We Now Know From A Princeton Study That Superfund Sites Are Causing Higher Rates Of Birth Defects. We Now Know That There's No Excusing The Lack Of Moral Urgency To Do Something About This Environmental Crisis. We See Flint, Michigan, For Example, And The Attention It's Gotten, But What Most Americans Don't Seem To Realize Is That This Lead Problem Is Not Confined To Just Flint. There Are Over 3,000 Jurisdictions That Have Twice The Lead Levels In People's Blood Than Flint Does. We're Now Seeing More People Being Exposed To The Truth About Environmental Injustice In Our Country.