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Woody Guthrie, All You Fascists Bound to Lose, 1944

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YA YA, Beyoncé, COWBOY CARTER 2024

Image credit: André Chung, 2020

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Fast Car by Tracy Chapman, 1988

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Fast Car, Tracy Chapman, 1988

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Solar Power by Lorde, 2021

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Solar Power, Lorde, 2021

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manifesting pt 2

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Hayley Williams Phoenix Arizona Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour Night 2 concert backstage.

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After watching a very early gig by the Sex Pistols in an empty hall on Hastings Pier, 17 year old Mari Elliott decided that “anyone could do what they were doing” and placed an ad in the paper for ‘young punx who want to stick it together’ to form a band. As singer with X-Ray Spex, Mari chose the punk name Poly Styrene because it represented what pop stars were to punks: “a lightweight, disposable product.” She was described by Billboard as the “archetype for the modern-day feminist punk”; because she wore dental braces, stood against the typical sex object female of 1970’s rock star, sported a gaudy Dayglo wardrobe, and was of mixed race. She was “one of the least conventional front-persons in rock history, male or female.”

Saluting one of my all-time faves, Poly Styrene: 1957-2011. (history from wikipedia).

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Ladies Tea Party – Debbie Harry of Blondie, Viv Albertine of The Slits, Siouxsie Sioux, Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders, Poly Styrene of X-Ray Spex and Pauline Black of The Selector (London, August 1980)

Photo: Michael Putland

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Kim Gordon, early 1980s on a NYC subway

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She, Hayley Kiyoko

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She, Hayley Kiyoko, 2020

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Hum Hallelujah, Fall Out Boy

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Hum Hallelujah, Fall Out Boy, 2007

Day 230 of 365 - Fall Out Boy, “Hum Hallelujah”

i love you in the same way there’s a chapel in a hospital one foot in your bedroom and one foot out the door