“My parents were born half a world apart from each other: my mother in India and my dad in Jamaica. But like so many others, they came to America in pursuit of a dream. And that dream was a dream for themselves, for me, and for my sister Maya.”

I’m one of the luckiest people on Earth.

A family looks for ways to support and inspire one another.

This is our democracy. And we’re not about to let anybody take that away.

If we do not lift up women and families, everyone will fall short.

We, the people, have the power to build a better future.

I look forward to working on behalf of a president who will ask tough questions, demand that we be guided by facts, and expect our team to speak the truth.

Americans are united by their aspirations – for themselves and their families.

Don’t let anyone take away your power.

To young girls and women everywhere: dream with ambition and know that there are no limits to what you can be.

Now is the time to stand up. Now is the time to speak out. Now is the time to VOTE.

There’s a big difference between equality and equity.

When it comes to this pandemic – and the economic recovery – we are not Democrats or Republicans. We are Americans, and we will be there for one another.

Together we’ll bring an end to this economic crisis and put people back to work.

Getting the covid-19 vaccine will save your life. I have absolute confidence in our scientists and look forward to getting my second shot.

My goal was to turn activism into action.

The challenge we’re facing in our country is about more than the actions of a few. It’s about how to transform a justice system that doesn’t work equally for all.

The typical conditions for the birth of a bull market are here: you have a changed country, you have a deep fall in growth and everybody is perplexed by the rise of stocks.

At this very moment enormous numbers of intelligent men and women of goodwill are trying to build a better world. But problems are born faster than they can be solved.

We are all just humans trying to survive in this crazy world, in the spaces between birth and death.

Whether born from experience or inherent physiological or cultural differences…our gender and national origins may and will make a difference in our judging.

Every day that is born into the world comes like a burst of music and rings the whole day through, and you make of it a dance, a dirge, or a life march, as you will.

Her mother was a cultivated woman – she was born in a greenhouse.

I am not a home breaker and I can never be. I haven’t been brought up to create havoc in other people’s homes.

I am not very comfortable about dancing at weddings and New Year parties. Maybe it’s because of the way I have been brought up; I wouldn’t want my family to feel that cringe moment. Dance is an art for me.