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Sara Marcus, author of Girls to the Front: The True Story of the Riot Grrrl Revolution moderates a discussion on identity politics with legendary Riot Grrrl musician Kathleen Hanna, activist and founder of Exotic Fever Records Katy Otto and the founder of Girls Rock! Philly, Beth Warshaw-Duncan at the Kelly Writers House on February 8, 2011.
Kathleen Hanna is a NYC artist best known for her groundbreaking performances as the singer of the seminal 90's punk band, Bikini Kill and her more recent, highly acclaimed multimedia group Le Tigre.
Sara Marcus is a writer and musician living in Brooklyn. Her book Girls to the Front: The True Story of the Riot Grrrl Revolution was published by Harper Perennial in October 2010.
Katy Otto recently relocated to Philadelphia after living in Washington, DC. Ms. Otto has over a decade of experience in fundraising for violence prevention, women's issues, youth development, and arts organizations.
Beth Warshaw-Duncan is the line producer at the NPR music program The World Café. She has also been the production director of WXPN, a noncommercial radio station in Philadelphia, and has edited live sessions with bands, directed live & recorded shows, & edited in soundproof studios all day (and all of the night).
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Amen sister! Preach it!
thedollmouth 9 months ago
I love her so much, she makes me so proud to be a girl going on to be a woman. I wish more women like Kathleen Hanna was making music today, today it's all about stupid pop singers and daisy dukes and skin tight jeans and being some date rapists' sex toy. In the 90's it was about women's rights and doing it yourself and feminism and taking control and talking about incest and jumping into the pit with guys and girls and guys and girls. Today is about showing ur ass on youtube and being a FB slut
BombJapan 11 months ago 5