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Taylor Swift is not a feminist. But American Clara Beyer is, and she loves Taylor Swift’s music and sometimes she wishes Swift would change her twangy tune and be a little more progressive.
Source: nuncamaslocaaside from the series Parts of a Body.
it is inevitable to pin down ideas when one does an aside or words toward a particular series. i realised this only after i posted it online on redbubble, and an interesting discussion went about with a user. there was a part of me that wanted to bring this interpretation to the outside world: first of all because i needed it for my sanity, and second it was the less obvious one. with this words i do not want to close the conversation and say there is only one meaning, because, even to myself, that would be dishonest.
i made a little discovery the past few days, part of it came from a book and later when talking with other artists it only became certain that: contradictions can coexist, be intertwined, and belong to one’s work, it even can help understand some things to myself and maybe others about any particular matter, especially when one is still learning.
One of my favorite feminist activists and YouTuber’s (she’s also my boss) Melissa A. Fabello did a Q&A video for all of her follower’s on YouTube and I kind of want to do that to! Do any of you have questions you’d like me to answer in video form? Send me an ask!
One of my favorite feminist activists and YouTuber’s (she’s also my boss) Melissa A. Fabello did a Q&A video for all of her follower’s on YouTube and I kind of want to do that to! Do any of you have questions you’d like me to answer in video form? Send me an ask!