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I Talked A Lot Early On In My Career About Intersectionality And How Racism And Classism And Sexism And Homophobia And Capitalism Are All Connected With Each Other, And They're These Crazy Systems That Are Feeding On Each Other And Are Also Damaging. I Can't Even Go Into The Whole Spectrum Of It. But I Feel Like Kids Today Are So Much More Savvy About That Conversation. And I'm So Thrilled When I Get To Meet Younger People Who Are Doing That So Much Better Than I Did.

The More People, As You Know, Are Able To Be On Whatever Spectrum Of Femininity And Masculinity They Are On At That Moment, That Opens The Door For Women To Not Have To Be The Opposite Of What The Supposed Traditional Male Is.

My Mom Was A Housewife, And Wasn't Somebody That People Would Think Of As A Feminist, And When Ms. Magazine Came Out We Were Incredibly Inspired By It. I Used To Cut Pictures Out Of It And Make Posters That Said, "girls Can Do Anything", And Stuff Like That, And My Mom Was Inspired To Work At A Basement Of A Church Doing Anti-domestic Violence Work. Then She Took Me To The Soidarity Day Thing, And It Was The First Time I Had Ever Been In A Big Crowd Of Women Yelling, And It Really Made Me Want To Do It Forever.

I Like Loud Snare, And I Like Really Treble-y Guitars, And That's Just Never Going To Change.

Music Is An Extremely Powerful Art Medium That Can Really Affect People's Emotions. It Is Amazing To Realize How Much Communities Can Be Born From Different Kinds Of Music And The People Who Appreciate Them.