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By Alana Kuselias and Nohar Segal

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Gloria: I was talking to a friend the other day and they mentioned that you are not a fan of the media that is happening around the Vietnam War. How do you feel about all of our loved ones fighting?

Jackie: I always said to my dear husband, may he rest in peace, that going into Vietnam was just hopeless. All I see in the media and all I hear from the people around me is that it is hurting our souls. Our people are dying and our efforts are slowly dwindling down.

Gloria: You are not mistaken. I keep talking about how awful the media is portraying it, and praying for the man fighting overseas. One thought keeps popping into my head, I pray that one day the women in this country will have the choice to fight for this country as well.

Jackie: I always think about my daughter fighting in war. It is a frightening thought, but also a pleasing thought to know that the world has transformed into a place where women are treated equally and given the chance to fight if wanted.

Gloria: You speak music to my ears. The injustice that occurs in our days scare me to think about the future. Your understanding and attention to the disrespect for women in media and life in general is truly inspiring. No other first lady has ever given this much attention and support to people like us.

Jackie: You are the one that is out there fighting with the people. So thank YOU for what you are doing. Keep fighting and let’s keep in touch. If we put our two hearts and minds together, all the male don’t know what’s coming. Let’s end the stereotypes and re create the image of female.

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Jackie: Hello Gloria, just wanted to chat with you. I read your article the other day. You did such a lovely job of depicting the raw truth to the readers. It’s amazing how these women are portrayed as confident and above all, when in fact, they’re being treated as objects.

Gloria:I appreciate the support, and am a big fan of the what you said to New York Magazine the other day. I agree with the statement, “There are two kinds of women: those who want power in the world and those who want power in bed” Join me in the fight to end this horror.

Jackie: We are not just objects, and we must show the world that. I strongly believe we should stray from the orthodox ways of women as housewives, and educate ourselves to be able to have our own conversations and our own beliefs. I want women to feel empowered.

Gloria: That was my whole point in the article. Men are treating us as if we are accessories rather than equals. I really value how you are out there doing reconstruction and creating a school for your daughter and others in the White House. Education is key and we need to start educating our women to not be silent, and have their own voices.

Jackie: Thank you for the compliments. I couldn’t agree more. Gaining knowledge is priceless and I strongly believe by having the ability to be verbal with our thoughts, it will lead to a better future. Some of our ideas could really change the way others think. Why strip away women's thoughts when we could make big changes to our country?

Gloria: I’ve really been thinking of that a lot. If we don’t speak up, we will become overrun by men’s opinions.

Jackie: You’re right. I loved hearing your thoughts on this. I have a meeting with I.M Pei about some new reconstruction details. Women power!

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Hey Gloria, can't wait to chat with you. It's a pleasure to talk to a strong, independent women like yourself. -Jackie

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Hey there Jackie, glad we get to reunite again. It was great meeting with you the other day -Gloria