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Christina Drill's avatar

YES! It also really felt like the pop girlies were in their "political" era this summer... like, after Trump won I was thinking about how wild it is that Kamala got so many pop girlies to endorse her, and how ultimately it did absolutely nothing to win her the ticket. I thought it would at least push the needle... I'd love to see a survey of how influential, if at all, those endorsements were...

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Deb's avatar

So powerful Madison “Proudly queer and openly self-assured women artists can be pedestaled at the same time as an administration that seeks to roll back federal protections for women. “. Profound piece ! Well done !

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maeve's avatar

wow. yes. ultimately, "eras" feel like the perfect brand vessel. a contained aesthetic, easy to define, easy to identify, easy to advertise, to package and label and sell

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Emily Fedon's avatar

Loved the connections from 90's pop girlies to now and the way you tied in politics/the recent election. Definitely a take that resonates right now and aptly describes the current period

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Madison Huizinga's avatar

Thank you Emily :)!!

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Gabrielle Malone's avatar

So interesting to read the correlation to pop-girlies today, how they were shaped by the internet, and how they may move forward in a new political landscape. Well done!

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