They don't want to have their fixed mindset challenged. And Katha Pollitt, I called her. In my view, she was making incorrect assumptions. I mean, I've fought for women's rights since the '50s. I've been a leader in documenting marketplace discrimination against women that jeopardizes their health, safety, and economic rights.
Women pay more, whether for dry cleaning or unnecessary operations.
This is something we could never get Ms. magazine and Gloria Steinem to take an interest in. But we've talked about the WTO, about the plight of African women when they come down with malaria. Bobby Kennedy Jr. never called me. When they don't call, you realize there's something less than authentic at stake. He said he wanted to kill you.