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I bet we've been together for a million
years And I bet we'll be
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together for a million more Oh, it's
like I started breathing
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on the night we did And I can't remember
what I ever
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did before What would we do, baby,
without us?
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What would we do, baby? Without us And
there
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ain't no nothing We can't love each
other through What would we do, baby
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Without us Sha la la la
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If it's Karl Marx, I'd like a word with
him.
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Hang up.
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Who's Dina Marx?
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She's one of the most popular girls in
school.
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She's smart. She's pretty.
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A lot more important than Karl Marx,
whoever he is.
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She has all that going for her. What
could she possibly want with Alex?
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And she was just named leader for the
senior caucus for passage of the Equal
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Rights Amendment.
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Maybe she wants him for target practice.
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dean of marks want whoa wait a minute
mallory uh the telephone is an
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of private communication that's why the
receiver is only big enough for one ear
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and why'd they make extensions as usual
you're too sharp
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for me well if you must know mallory
she's co -editor of the school yearbook
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with me she's coming over in a few
minutes you happy
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Explain me everything, Alex.
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Uh, Mom, do you know where your ERA yes
button is? I'd like to borrow it.
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Sure, it's upstairs in my... Wait a
minute. Since when did you support the
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Since he got interested in Dina Marks.
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No, no, wait a minute. That is not true.
Look, I have always been a supporter of
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the ERA.
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Equal rights are as important for men as
they are for women.
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We men will not be free until women are
equal.
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Had you going for a minute, didn't I?
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No, seriously, Mom, come on. Can I have
the button?
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No.
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I'm not going to give it to you so you
can deceive some girl.
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Oh, why not?
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We're family.
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Dad, Dad, can I borrow yours? Forget it,
Alex. What you're doing is
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unprincipled.
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Besides, your mother would kill me.
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All right, okay. Hey, fine, fine. I'll
just make do with these pamphlets.
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Let's see here.
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Sexual discrimination will not be
tolerated.
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No. Sexual discrimination will not be
tolerated.
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Sexual discrimination will not be
tolerated.
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You can just roll off your tongue, does
it, Alan?
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women into the mainstream of American
society in a truly equal partnership
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men.
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This isn't going to be easy.
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Okay, how about this? For the dedication
in the front of the book, a full -page
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photo of Mrs. Buchanan, and in the lower
corner, in dedication, Emma Buchanan.
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What a teacher.
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What a woman.
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What a body.
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Alex? Well, what I mean is, what a body
of knowledge.
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This woman has imparted to us over the
years. That's not what she meant.
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She does have a great body, but I don't
think we should put that under her
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picture in the yearbook.
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One thing, it has a slightly sexist
ring.
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Well, hey, no ring intended.
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You know, sexism, sexual discrimination
of any kind is entirely intolerable to
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me. The mere thought of it makes me
wince.
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Really? Well, yes, yes. Don't you feel
that way?
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Oh, yeah, I do. I just didn't think you
did, that's all.
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Well, I'm glad you feel the same way I
do, because, frankly, it would be very
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hard to work with someone who didn't.
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Yeah, but I've always thought of you as
kind of conservative and preppy.
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Preppy?
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Me?
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No, no, I just came in from a wedding.
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Okay, let me get this straight.
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You are pro -ERA.
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Dina, you say ERA.
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I say Y -E -S.
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Would you care for a cup of tea? I'd
love one.
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Listen, just sit yourself down.
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You're going to love this tea. It was
grown, picked, and brewed entirely by
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women.
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You know, Alice, everything we talk
about does not have to involve women.
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I do have other interests.
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I don't.
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Well, but I'm... I'm willing to learn.
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You know, this is really fun.
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Working with you isn't nearly as dull as
I thought it would be.
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Oh, thank you.
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I think.
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Yeah, and it's really surprising.
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What? What is?
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Well, all these years in school, I've
never had the least bit of interest in
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you.
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That doesn't seem possible.
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Why?
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things i guess like the young
republicans club that's oh tina
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tina tina tina i i am something of a
dabbler i'm i'm the seeker of new
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experiences i'm like a young sapling
whose roots are young and thirsty yeah
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this is what i thought it would be like
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You know, Dina, it's good that we can
laugh in these troubled times.
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When women are so ruthlessly oppressed
by this sexist society.
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Oh, hi. Would you like some tea?
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No, thank you.
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Nice apron, son.
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Well, thanks, Dad. I hope you don't mind
me boring it.
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I got quiche on mine.
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No.
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No, no, not at all. When you're done,
hang it next to my jello molds.
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Yeah, I will, Dad.
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Thank you. I'm just wearing it to make
some tea, and then I'm going to clean
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A woman's work is never done.
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A person's work, Mom.
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Thank you for raising my consciousness,
Alex.
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How's the yearbook coming along?
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and we should have it out by the time
we're sophomores in college.
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Elise and I were co -editors of the
yearbook in high school.
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That was really terrific. We had some
great times together.
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That's how we met.
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No, it wasn't.
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I wasn't on the yearbook staff in high
school.
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Oh, no, that's right. I was thinking
of...
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It's not important.
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They're a fun couple, aren't they?
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Equally fun.
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You know, Dina, I was wondering, would
you like to go out with me Saturday
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night? I can't. I'm hosting an ERA
debate at the community center.
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Oh.
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What a coincidence.
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You know, that is where I was going to
take you.
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Great. We can go together.
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Great.
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I'll pick you up at 7.
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Or you could pick me up at 7.
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Or we could meet halfway at 3 .30.
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This evening we are pleased to present a
dialogue between two women, both
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presidents of women's groups, who often
approach the same problem, shall we say,
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from different directions.
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Would you help me welcome Sharon
Fletcher and Dorothy Campbell.
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Let's get right to it, shall we? Mrs.
Fletcher, tell us, if you would, what
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bothers you most about passage of the
ERA?
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Well, simply stated, I believe that
passage of the ERA would take away
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rights that American women already have
under the 14th Amendment to the
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Constitution.
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Ladies and gentlemen, if the Equal
Rights Amendment is not ratified, a
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generation of American girls will grow
up unequal, limited in their options,
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penalized for being born female.
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Yeah.
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The ERA is many things, but basically
it's a bread -and -butter issue.
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Women with college degrees are paid less
than men who haven't finished high
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school. Let's keep it that way.
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This must start.
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Your behavior is unacceptable, sir.
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Homemaker's labor is not recognized as
having economic value. Oh, get back in
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the kitchen, lady. That's where you
belong.
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Come on, come on. Let this woman speak.
Show some common... What are you doing?
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Look, let her speak. The First Amendment
of the Constitution clearly states, and
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I quote...
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No, not really.
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Look, Dina, I cannot go on with this any
longer. I'm not really... Alex, that
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was a very courageous thing you did,
coming to Dorothy's defense like that.
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Well, thanks, but listen, about this
whole ERA business, this button, this
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shirt, it's not... Is that a scratch on
your ear?
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Yeah, it's nothing.
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Oh, those animals.
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I don't think I've ever been as
attracted to anybody as I am to you
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So what is it you wanted to tell me?
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I don't remember.
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I think it was a trivia question.
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Are you romantic?
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The two of us in prison together.
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Alex, I want to thank you for coming to
my defense.
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I'm proud of you.
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I'm very impressed with your passion for
the movement.
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Well, Dorothy, it was a privilege to
come to your aid.
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I regret I have but one ear to give to
the cost.
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Alex, when you talk like that, I can
barely keep my hands off you.
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But those are just idle words.
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There is a job to be done here. Not only
by us, but by women everywhere.
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to accept these indignities. How long,
Lord?
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I feel the way President Kennedy must
have felt that day at the Berlin Wall
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he said, today, I am a Berliner. Well,
today, in this cell, I say to you, I am
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woman.
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I hate to be taken out of context.
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We've paid your bail.
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No.
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No, uh, Dad, uh, I will not leave here
until the last of my sisters
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pass this voting card.
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Uh, women, my parents, Stephen and Elise
Keaton.
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question coming from a girl.
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Alex, leave them alone. They're just
playing.
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Dad, I will not be ridiculed in my own
home by puppets.
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That's what's wrong with you feminists.
You have no sense of humor.
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Mom, I am not a feminist. I am simply
posing as a feminist out of respect for
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the girl I care about.
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I hope she appreciates it.
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Look, why is everybody picking on me?
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But last night, I defended a woman's
right to speak. Now, is that bad?
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Of course not. We're very proud of you
for that. And I spent a night in jail
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a cause I don't even believe in.
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Does that make me a bad person? Alex,
that's not what we're talking about.
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You're misleading, Dina. You have a
relationship based on lies.
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Dad, that's not true. We're past the
lies. We're into the good stuff now.
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Do you think I'm happy doing this? I'm
not.
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You know, it started out as a few
innocent little lies.
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I wouldn't even call them lies. They
were liettes.
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And it just snowballed. I mean, what can
I do now?
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Dina believes very deeply in this cause,
Alex. Your attitude towards it is
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really insulting to her. If you care at
all about Dina, you should tell her the
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truth now.
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Hello?
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Oh, hi, Dina.
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Yeah, listen, I'm glad you called
because I have something to tell you.
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What's that?
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Really?
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No kidding.
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That is really flattering, but... Wow.
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Oh, wow.
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Oh, that is great.
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All right, okay, Dina.
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All right, okay, bye -bye.
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So, did you tell her?
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Congratulate me.
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I am now the leader of the Ohio Youth
Movement for passage of the ERA.
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We got a rally this Saturday.
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Well, you're not going to go, are you?
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Well, Mom, I have to go.
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I'm the keynote speaker.
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This is indeed a very special evening
for me.
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You see...
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I've always said that the Equal Rights
Amendment is not a woman's issue, it's a
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people's issue.
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And that thought was strongly reinforced
for me the other night in, of all
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places, our city jail.
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During our ERA debate here last Saturday
night, I was shouted down.
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But during the ruckus, a young man leapt
to my defense and demanded that I be
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heard.
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Only later, in jail.
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did I get a full sense of his commitment
to ERA.
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He so fully shares our frustrations and
our concerns that he was able to say in
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the most heartfelt manner, Today, in
this cell, I am a woman.
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Alex Keaton said he was a woman.
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Courage, his valor, his integrity, his
truthfulness.
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Or beyond measure.
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He boycotted, or as he put it, person
-cotted. I have to talk to you.
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So girls could play, too.
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I lied to you.
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What? I lied, I lied. It's all lies.
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I'm not pro -ERA.
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I just made believe I was, so you'd be
interested in me.
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I introduce the next Ohio youth leader
for the ERA, Alex Keaton.
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Mom, I'm not worthy of your applause.
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It's time that you heard the truth. See,
I defended Dorothy Cannell's right to
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be heard, and I believe in that.
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No, please.
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See, my reasons for doing it are not
what you think.
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I did it for a girl. All right!
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Shut it out, shut it out. See, I'm
trying to apologize here.
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See, I may believe I was something I'm
not.
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So this girl would be interested in me.
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It seemed harmless enough at the time.
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But, uh...
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The truth is, I'm not in favor of the
ERA.
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I'm sorry, Dina.
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I apologize to you, Dorothy, to my
family,
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and to all of you.
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See, I can't accept this honor because I
believe that the leader of a movement
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has to believe in the movement.
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And I honestly don't.
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I have managed to gain some new
understanding of the need for ERA.
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And it comes from seeing intelligent,
courageous people who want it as badly
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you do.
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I'm not voting for it.
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But I am closer to it than ever before.
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So you see, I'm not the Alex Keaton that
you thought I was.
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I'm not a woman.
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Sorry.
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Could we take a ten -minute break? This
is a mess.
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Uh, uh, Dina.
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Yeah, what is it, Adam?
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Well, I, I, I was just wondering if, um,
this...
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was going to affect our relationship.
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Excuse me, Alex.
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Ah, Dino, wait.
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Look, I am sorry.
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What I did was an insult to you.
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It was childish. It was unforgivable.
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Yeah, well, at least we found something
we really agree on.
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Yeah, well, it was. I mean, it was
unforgivable.
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Can you forgive me?
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You made a mockery of something that I
believe deeply in.
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You made a fool of me. You lied to me.
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I can't forgive that.
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So, Alex, how are things working out
with Dina?
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You did the right thing, Alex.
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A wonderful girl just walked out of my
life.
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All I'm left with is a prison record.
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How can that be the right thing?
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I know it doesn't feel like it now, but
you did.
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Let's go home, son.
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Alex, what did you mean when you said...
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You're not a woman.
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I'm not.
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I'm sorry to have to break it to you
this way, Mom.
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You're weird, Alex.
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Sit, Ubu, sit.
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Good dog.
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