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Amber: And I feel like with Tara and Willow, you have two people that are people before their relationship. We’re talking about two human beings that are kind and respectful toward each other and regardless of the fact that they happen to be two women. And it shouldn’t matter! It shouldn’t matter. They are in a wonderful relationship and they’re just people.
Sigh. This woman is amazing.
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Amber: And that there are people that will care about you and love you and be with you no matter what you say or what you look like or what you do
See....she's just the greatest. I'm sorry for the excessive quoting, but these two parts are so lovely....and she sounds like a doll! Don't suppose there's any chance of HER joining OUR club is there?
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"really! i work for a magazine! what magazine? well that's not important, is it? let me talk to amber!"
sigh. so it looks like amber is playing tara as a lesbian, even if no one's ever said explicitly that she is...cool! much better than ellen degeneres as a nun.
woohoo for amber!
The second quick thing I noticed, before I go back and re-read is that as I knew she would, Amber has gottent the whole subtext thing down. She called it subtext in the Dallas interview. Here she starts to say subtext then quickly insists that it's not that any more. Love her!
April, I am sure we can come up with a magazine name 
"hi i'm calling from The Weekly Wiccan, wanting to interview the person who plays tara...i'm so not a fan that i don't even know her name..."
Anyway, more thoughts on this interview. I love the way Amber just seems very entrenched in the Buffydom.
Ruth I love that line, two people who are kind and respectful toward each other. This is totally w/t for me. This line too: We’re putting out there the idea that you can have a really wonderful, adult, mature, meaningful relationship with someone of the same sex.
That's what the relationship has been. Adult and mature.
Also, I guess it means that the folding of the arms must be Amber's idea.
Did I just say that? Must be my inner teenager speaking for me again.
If you read the interview on www.fabulamagazine.com you'll see a pic of her I haven't seen before.
I'm so happy with what she's said I'll only barely mention my befuddlement with all these actresses who claim they're not feminists while acting like they are - maybe I'll get a supply of dictionaries to hand out: "feminist: a supporter of women's claims to be given rights, opportunities, and treatment equal to those of men". Ya *don't* agree with that, girl?
Not that I want to see a stream of arguments on the f word on this board, like another one devolved into.
So, to re-state: she is *so* of the good.
what sort of questions shall we ask her? i'm actually serious about this - if we could interview amber, or tell an interviewer what questions to ask, what would we want amber to talk about?

Blacklab and Dave V if you haven't done so tell us more about yourself in the Introduction Thread
[This message has been edited by xita (edited January 29, 2001).]
Amber's heart is in the right place, too. I love the part about her and Aly's attitude toward their characters. She must be so totally cool to hang with.
My byline: Lesbian witches and why they're so damned attractive
I think that Amber has such a healthy attitude towards w/t. She is such a great role model. I'm kind of wishing I was young again so I could have her to look up to. Instead I'm just old and lecherous....heh heh

Btw, Xita, when I was 17 and later, I absolutely loved Gloria Steinem! She was one of the first people I'd ever heard say such radical things like women should get paid the same as men for doing the same job. You know, all that stuff women take for granted nowadays. I also remember she was about 35 then and it helped me not fear that I'd be worthless when I reached 30.
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Tim, I am not saying that people shouldn't move on and do new things. I mean Humanist is a great thing to be, but why not be a feminist as well? I think it's fear of the word.
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I regretted my posts--I was being too snippy,and it was'nt you,Xita,but someone's else remark--I just felt a bit sniped--anyway,they came up seven times,then I could'nt delete them,etc etc arrrgh!
Winces!
) which is why "Ya don't agree with that,girl?" got on my wick.neat! we have a title! amber'll talk to us now, don't you think?
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