In The '90s, People Wore

I Made The Decision That My Contribution Needed To Be More Musical Than Political. My Music Was Enough, Politically. Art Matters. Art Was Enough. My Music Was Enough To Say What I Had To Say.

Me And My Friends In High School Were The Only Girls Who Went To Hardcore Shows. It Was Three Of Us, And The Rest Of The Audience Was Male. We Didn't Really Think About It. We Weren't Thinking We Were Alienated Or Whatever, But Eventually, As There Started To Be Violence In The Scene We Were In During High School, We Started To Be Turned Off By The Violence.

I'm A Very Binary Person In A Bad Way Where It's Like Everything Is Either Totally Great Or Totally Awful.

Feminism Rotates Between Backlash And Interest. And The Cool Thing About The Internet Is That It's Allowing Women More Access To Their Own History. Part Of The Problem Before The Internet Was That We Didn't Know Which Books To Read. Someone Had To Tell You.

It's The Idea That We As People Can Control Our Own Destinies. The Government And The Corporations, More Even Than The Government, Can't Dictate What Artwork We're Supposed To Like Or What Comedy We're Supposed To Laugh At.