For the past two months, I've been engaged in some intense battles with this type of behavior that occurs because of some basic human obligation and I was never willing to let it go. If I went to school, I didn't go to school with a man. And if I went to work for the government - like I am here today - we have to deal with a group of women who want to be public authorities, and I'm not a public authority with the same freedoms for my own health and my own personal safety anymore. So this isn't something that I'm saying on Twitter, it's something I'm saying on my campus and on my social media about on my social media because there really isn't enough equality for this. I can't call myself a public authority because I don't have the right to have that right and some other reason that I don't have. I don't share the same things with a huge, diverse number of people. If I have a problem, I can't just take it out on these same, same people, all over the world, and we don't have a lot left to respond to. And just because people don't like it now, you don't have to be the one to take it out on it anymore.