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"Women didn't have a lot of rights in the '50s and 60's. They started to come around in the 70s."

"I feel that attending college in a big city really helped out."

"I'm gonna be honest, I'm not really a political person."

"They didn't even have a soccer team for girls in Milford growing up, and that was really kind of sad, because I loved playing it in gym."

"One scene that struck me the most was there was a helicopter leaving Vietnam, and there was a ladder of people."

"People are less willing and able to breach their comfort zone in order to think about how does the other person think/feel."

"Have a sense of humor about it [the world]. Not everything is serious, not everything is life or death. Have a perspective. Don't be afraid to laugh."

"My childhood was filled with every want and need I could ask for, so my view of the world was 'everything and everywhere else was the same', and as I grew older, I realized it wasn't."

"Well, I tend to be pretty central in my political views: not too far left not too far right."