If I were a man, I would strenuously object to the assumption that women have any moral or spiritual superiority as a class.

I think it's tremendously important that women continue to be full participants in the corporate environment, and that they continue to seek the same responsibilities, opportunities and rewards in that environment that in the past have only been available to men.

All year there have been these cover stories that the women's movement is dead and about the death of feminism and the post-feminist generation of young women who don't identify with feminism - and then we have the biggest march ever of women in Washington. More people than had ever marched for anything - not only more women, but more people.

Just as darkness is sometimes defined as the absence of light, so age is defined as the absence of youth.

I wouldn't be satisfied with a life lived solely on the barricades. I reserve my right to be frivolous.

Getting older is an adventure, not a problem.

Why the increasing emphasis by professional age experts and the media on - and public acceptance of - the nursing home as the locus of age when, in fact, more than ninety percent of those over sixty-five continue to live in the community?