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There's no question that the vast majority of rock history involves dudes. It's been a very

male thing, not always, but certainly most of the time. There was a time when it was common

knowledge that girls just couldn't rock. They didn't have the feel.

They were built wrong. It just wasn't in their DNA like it was with guys. Now that's crap,

of course, but it took a long, long time for those prejudices to be defeated, dead and buried.

The original punk rock of the mid-1970s was a great help, thanks to the movement's

dogma, that anyone with anything to say should be able to say it, regardless of musical

ability, social class, race, or sex. Lots of women were able to get on board with that. But then

there was some backsliding in the 80s. For example, hardcore punk was amongst the most testosterone-driven-driven bro rock ever.

Women were pushed to the back.

And when Grunge came along in the early 1990s, it was again very dude-heavy.

Even though parts of the grunge world were down with feminist causes and ideals,

Kurt Cobain, the guys in Pearl Jam were pretty woke and sympathetic.

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