Keep fighting. Never stop fighting. They'll tell you it's impossible, don't fuking listen to them.
Nonetheless, we live in societies with rules, and if you break them, the pack turn against you.
You need to hear everybody's stories to understand what would be helpfiul to make lives better. The whole point of film and culture is to try to walk in other people's shoes, to understand our similarities and our differences.
People need to feel heard; they need their erperiences to be seen and heard.
"When my daughter and I watched "Sleeping Beauty", she said, "It's not ok that man kissed her without her permission!" I can't tell you how pleased I was"
As much we're entitled to say that our voices are important, the workplace tells us that the way we look is still more important than what we have to say. It means, I'm allowed to be more than my face. I'm allowed to be more than my body or this very thin definition of beauty. I'm allowed to feel. I'm allowed to speak.
We get followed wherever we go by kids of all ages wanting to play and hold hands. One girl followed me for about an hour. A tiny princess in a tattered blue dress gripping my wrist with a firm hand. She had shining eyes and a huge grin. I couldn't believe the strength in such a tiny hand. What will happen to her when the fighting starts again? What will happen to any of them?