I don’t know if you remember but about two years ago I left a comment about being insecure to still have my virginity at 25 and you said,
“wait till there’s love” which has stuck with me ever since. I wanted to update you. Since your comment, I met someone by chance during the end of the pandemic and we fell in love. It’s been a ye…[Read more]

i’m finding these squirrel blogs very amusing to read. we had one once, you could literally feed her with your hand. she would sit outside the sliding door and wait; i have some great photos and videos of how close we got, wish i could share with you. we named her susan even though we could never see if she was a girl or boy. from…[Read more]

i’m glad you’re still travelling around the states, i will have to save up to fly to you instead— wouldn’t want to miss it, or the opportunity to tell you thank you in person.

after reading this blog post i watched gloria’s documentary and when she said “i want to live to 100, i love it so much, i never want it to end”…[Read more]

much love, kate

i’m so gutted i didn’t get a chance to see your “an evening with…” in london, with graham norton. is there any chance you would have london on one of your tours again?

kate xoxo

thanks for…[Read more]

i’ve joined your fdf streams for the last two weeks and i have to say, i’m in love with them, i wish i had started sooner! i’m looking forward to this movie you’ve been busy with.

on a completely different note, have you had the chance to watch ‘mrs. america’ yet? it’s finally on tv here in the uk and i’m obsessed. i would love to…[Read more]

nice for you to share your experience but that is not the case with everyone else and makes it look like the lady above is complaining for no reason. if you look on twitter, instagram or facebook there is a concerning amount of complaints and i’m glad she brought this issue up.

also, the issue of deleting comments is a problem, i h…[Read more]

and i love that you include our names in your reply, do you ever recognise some of us who comment frequentl…[Read more]

i’ve been admiring the wall of photographs behind you in your streams for a while now, it seems to be your wall of inspiration, and i’ve been trying to see what people you have up there and what significance they have to you. i noticed the one with you and harvey milk, which is very moving. and of course gloria steinem, which nee…[Read more]

I’m glad you posted. After watching your response on Friday’s stream, I knew you would write something inspiring here too.

I think every white person, myself included, needs to realise that we have to be extremely active. You should advise this blog community that if you can’t protest, you can donate bail money for the people who a…[Read more]

Oh, how I love your posts. I have been thinking about your journey through activism, how it’s been the heart of your being, and this is why I was so motivated to dedicate a video to your activism; it’s a collection of clips and pictures that mean a lot to me. I have posted on twitter, and it’s got over 200 likes already. I hope…[Read more]

in regards to my comment above i realised you did the first book because you had to “go back to go forward” and that was the journey the book went on—…[Read more]

i keep forgetting to ask you, have you ever considered writing a second autobiography? it’s been fifteen years this year and i feel that decade and a half has been immensely groundbreaking in your career and your life. i‘m dying to know, as are lot of people. i understand your focus is on current issues.

much love, as always.

kate

i hope you have a great day regardless. do you have company with you, aside from family? i hope you do. my neighbour is 95-years-old, alone and we’re making it a daily thing to talk across the fence, where our gardens join. i don’t think you can be too old to enjoy the childish aspects of easter, it’s tradition, although…[Read more]

I hope you’re doing well. I’m sorry to hear about Patricia Bosworth—I’m, oddly, reading the biography she wrote about you right now.

Much love,

Kate

I wanted to say that’s the sweetest thing, the ‘social distance party’ with your neighbours. I love to hear the safe ways people are ‘coming together’ during this crisis.

I’ve had to say “goodbye” to my family and friends during this time, but it’s forced us to find new ways to communicate; my grandmother, who is the same age as you,…[Read more]

congratulations on the new addition to your family. is this troy’s son? it must be heartbreaking not to see him at such a young age. i can’t believe how much energy you have to write a book in less than three months, absolutely absurd, but i’m amazed. i wish you luck! i will of course be purchasing and look forward to reading, i’ve…[Read more]