I thought why should things just be the way they are we can be better humans

Hollywood it was filled with all of these rules you have to have long hairs the men in

Hollywood won't have sex with you.

If they don't want to have sex to you, they're not going to cast you.

And I didn't want to be homeless again so I grew up my hair.

I was mad that I had survived living as a street kid and not being raped there and then it happened

to me once I was in Fancyville.

Sexual harassment all that stuff was like the flaming spear tip that I thought we needed to have it dressed.

That book, Brave, is my fight to have my own voice for the first time.

I knew it was going to be a hell of a battle in the public eye.

But it's not just about men that keep this in place. No, it's women too.

What happens when you get people that push back and say,

I'm part of the patriarchy and that word can also mean good things?

Well, unfuck yourself is what I would say.

What programming went into your head, deprogram.

Talk to me about me too that happened afterwards.

And it was just time, let's just think differently. It was like someone just pushed a button on a social reset.

It feels like we have this

Sensitive social sphere out there in media that is ready to pick up and go after these figures.

Now there are careers get put on holds when we don't know what's happening because that is a product of this me too movement to a certain extent.

I suppose it is collateral damage.

It's important that we're having the conversation about it.

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