Video Response

I loved, loved LOVED the first video with Isabel. Her first quote is what drew me in to begin with.  "What is truer than true?"  And she answers with "the story" when really, aren't stories fabrications of the  mind?  How are stories really true? That's just an initial thought that kept my little mind a-turning during the first video.  The next thought that i really loved was how passionate she was about passion! She takes her life of being a feminist to heart no matter what people say and no matter that people say feminism is out of date.  She continues with it and says that "feminism isn't out of date, it's evolved."  Her logo from the Olympics, passion lives here, and her story that went with it was (besides hilarious) i think, inspiring.  Passion really does drive everything.  It drives athletes, actors, teachers, dancers, characters, families, students, doctors, singers, and writers.  Passion is what makes everyone go that extra step ahead of the last.  The only reason why people do anything is because of passion.  We, as humans now-a-days, don't like doing something without a purpose.  We don't get up to change the TV channel unless we really hate the show enough.  We don't get up to make dinner unless we're hungry enough to do so.  Someone who has passion is someone who does something even if they're not supposed to.  They do it because it's the right thing to do.  We don't follow our dreams unless we have to passion to push us further.  We look to Save. The. World. And we can't do that without passion.
     She was also talking about the women that have had to deal with premature marriage, work labor, rape and even abuse.  It really is true that women and children are the down fall of the pyramid.  When the men need something to push them up higher, it's like they push women down further to stretch up their chins.  Men just sometimes don't understand what us women can do when we're united.

     "What kind of world do we want?"   "I want to make the work good, not better, good. Why not? It is possible."