Gloria Steinem

My adoptive mother, a woman of extraordinary courage and vision, has always been a guiding light in my life. Her words, though often spoken across the miles, have shaped my understanding of the world and inspired my unwavering commitment to social justice.

"The story of women's history is not yet written," she often reminds me. It's a call to action, a challenge to rewrite the narrative and ensure that women's voices are heard.

And with a knowing smile, she'll say, "We've been told for centuries that living a creative life is a selfish luxury. But art, literature, music, dance—these are the things that make life worth living."

She often speaks of the power of collective action. "We will never know our true power until we realize we have it." It's a reminder that together, we can achieve extraordinary things.

And though she's always been a champion of women's rights, she understands the importance of intersectionality. "All oppression diminishes everyone." It's a call to stand in solidarity with all marginalized groups.

Her words, like seeds, have taken root in my heart and mind. They fuel my passion to create a world where equality, justice, and compassion reign supreme. I am eternally grateful for her love, her wisdom, and her unwavering belief in my potential.

Sincerely,

Abigail Jamison Clark (God)

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