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And it resulted with someone handing Carly Rae Jepsen a plastic sword at Lollapalooza.
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Spotify, R. Kelly, and the Music Industry’s Slow Push Toward Change
Spotify’s new policy is heartening, but it obscures a deeper problem in contemporary media consumption.
Feb. 23, 2018
Janelle Monáe Steps Into Her Bisexual Lighting
The queerness of “Make Me Feel” is explicit, ecstatic, and self-directed.
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It’s an album about being looked at.
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How Torres and St. Vincent Are Subverting Sexualized Rock-Star Archetypes
In new music videos, the artists are claiming the role of objectified and objectifier simultaneously.
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“I think that’s where a lot of angst comes from — having really strong emotions but feeling like you’re not allowed to express them.”
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