so meighen became instant friends with jessica despite the roman catholic she was from oakland oakland, african-american, l ow income family i think jessica was the first to graduate from college normally would not be in the same sorority or sit together in the cafeteria especially a large state school there bringing her to the meetings and she was there when she tested her a couple months later that she was pregnant for the third time and she did not want to do it but she knew abortion was the only way she could continue her education so she drove over to her house to convince her you can be a mom and a student. you don't have to drop out. we'll help you through this and during the pregnancy and after and macon was there as of burst coach and godmother when the baby was born has often in the pro-life movement if any ready has ever worked at the pregnancy resource center when people come they have broken relationships in their lives. there is something that has led them to that point* when they come to strangers for help and what is interesting about jessica seeking real social justice

approach women of different profess -- professions in we got them together to form an alliance that meighen's hope also an alliance against sexual harassment. this is like minded groups and women from all sectors of society. from working in a the factory doctors we clearly discuss the case and got an agreement to have a strategy where we would first deal with the private sector and then they would criminalize the behavior for the rest of the country. so i will go through that we have union leaders and civil society and private sector but we thought they were very important and we learned about them and they've learned about us and they figured out who we were and we did convince them to start using that policy and then there was a regime that they did not want to take a rest and told us they do not want us to use the word sexual-harassment or there would not sit at the table. so we coined another term. [laughter] called the code of conduct for gender justice and they said now we can come. [laughter] so we have a lot of stars on board from television television, people who are dear to data pub