We've Got To Understand That

Most Women Who Are Harassed Don't Come Forward, They Don't Complain Because They're Skeptical Of The Process, Or They Don't Think Anything Is Going To Come Of It If They Are Found To Have Been Harassed. We Know From Some Very Public Cases That Sexual Assault Isn't Always Punished Even By The Courts In The Way That They Should Be. So, We Have Got To Figure Out, How Are We Going To Embed Women's Experiences In The Processes, So That They Trust The Processes, That There Are Fair Investigations That Get To The Truth, And Then There Is Appropriate Punishment When Abuse Occurs?

But The Issue Of Sexual Harassment Is Not The End Of It. There Are Other Issues - Political Issues, Gender Issues - That People Need To Be Educated About.

I'm Not Sure I Can Say There Is A Clean Line Between Me As An Individual And Me As A Lawyer.

I Am Really Proud To Be A Part In Whatever Way Of Women Becoming Active In The Political Scene. I Think It Was The First Time That People Came To Terms With The Reality Of What It Meant To Have A Senate Made Up Of 98 Men And Two Women.

I Have No Personal Vendetta Against Clarence Thomas. I Seek Only To Provide The Committee With Information Which It May Regard As Relevant