They continue to keep those gender lines drawn so rigidly. When we say women, we mean all women. At Hues we'll show large women, thin women, tomboys, feminine-looking women we're not telling anybody how to be a strong woman or what one looks like. We're trying to let women define strength for themselves, with as many different perspectives as possible. A small organization called the Multi-Cultural Alliance in San Francisco also has some advertising.
Mom is a big investor, too.
She didn't give us any money but let some of her assets be used as collateral on the loan. We have promotional kits and advertising kits that we send to a lot of companies. We had to learn as we went along what we can and can't expect. I've had a lot of mentors. I attended NYU Summer Publishing Institute in 1994.