It's really unacceptable. We're building a women's movement, and we've been making it larger and larger. It's world wide. It's where it's never been before. That isn't the way it is any more with women.
Women are mothers as well as workers in the economies of countries all over the world.
The laws and the cultures developed under entirely different conditions when women didn't work outside and were almost considered property of males. And that's a process that's very, very hard. The environment is key. When I read about the Earth Summit of 1992, I was shocked to see that there were only a couple of references to women because women are the managers of environment and development. And we believe that the continuance of the earth and the maintenance of its health is fundamental to life itself.