Riot Grrrl, Race, and Revival
@article{Nguyen2012RiotGR, title={Riot Grrrl, Race, and Revival}, author={M. Nguyen}, journal={Women & Performance: a journal of feminist theory}, year={2012}, volume={22}, pages={173 - 196} }
This essay ventures a critique of the existing historiography of riot grrrl and how the movement is narrated both “then” and “now” to contain and subsume the disruptions of race. The first counter-story commences with and departs from that scene of intimacy that is the semi-secret heart of riot grrrl's resonance, an aesthetics of access – to the means of production and creative labor, but also to more ephemeral properties of expertise and self-knowledge – through which the personal and the… Expand
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