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The Idea That If You Don’t Like How Things Are Going, You Can Just Leave Is So Engrained In Texas, The Secession Movement Is No Surprise.

I Have Always Believed The Iron Rule Of Politics Was That Women Don't Vote For Men Who Yell.

Until Eleanor Roosevelt, There Was Only One Or Two First Ladies In All Of American History Who Made An Impact, Who People Could Even Have Recognized Or Identified. And It's Really Only Been Since Jackie Kennedy That There's Been This Idea That The Family Life Of The President Is Such A Central Thing.

I Just Really Like Houston Despite Its Craziness. There Is A Sense Of Energy And A Kind Of Excitement, 'we're Going Places And God Knows What'll Happen Next.' It's Very Interesting. It's Very Exciting.

When The Women's Movement Began, It Was A Middle-class Phenomenon. Certainly, Black Women Had Other Stuff To Think About In The '60s Besides A Women's Movement. Working-class Women Were Slow To Get Into It.