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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hi, I'm homo-central Brian Safi.

And I'm feminist Erin Gibson. And this is attitudes, LGBT plus issues.

Gender issues. Pop culture. I've got one hand in my pocket and the other ones telling

you to fuck off. Can you handle it?

Did you watch the Atlanta Stockies? Yes.

Okay, great. Tell me. No, I'm dying to see it. I have one bone to pick with it thus

far, but I'm still going to have not seen it. Okay, great. Having not seen it, I have

one bone. Wait, can I hear your bone to pick before we open my-

Well, my understanding is that everyone has loved it. But my understanding is they don't

really acknowledge they sort of what my understanding.

They portray it as if she was sort of just like the first female rocker to really catapult.

And they don't mention PJ Harvey or Courtney Love or Janice Job, even the women of her

generation, they don't mention that came before her like PJ Harvey and Torrey Emo sends

Courtney Love and like that sort of of the 90s, I mean. And that's not her fault.

Well, I think it was okay. Here's why I think that they separate and I'm not making any

excuses. Sure. But she was the number two selling artist of the 90s. And I think in that

echelon, she stands alone. She does, but I think that there were people who allowed that

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