So quick without thinking, what is Twitter to you?

I think of it is broadcasting, actually.

I think that's why I'm comfortable on Twitter.

I think if it is a place that I can broadcast my thoughts.

To anyone in the world? Yeah, anyone who wants it. Do you have

conversations on Twitter? I do. Do you feel like it's a mass audience or are you

they private conversations? I think of it as mass audience.

Mass audience.

Is it a way for you to learn anything or just do the talking?

It's a way for me to learn things, but as you get more followers, you're sort of more, it's a little bit more, you're having a conversation,

you have to keep the conversation going with people who are engaging with you,

rather than just monitoring it.

What is being on Twitter like in 2018 for you? I mean I think

if it is this repository of random thoughts for me and then I use it as a as a

filter device for the news I should be paying attention to.

So it's both.

You're the audience and you're the speaker.

Absolutely.

Yeah, good.

And with that as a little prelude, let's now talk about protest, free speech, and women suffrage.

On January 10th, 1917, the silent sentinels began to pick at the White House.

They were a group of women pick at the White House.

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