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Donita Sparks

American musician
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  • “Girls to the front!”
    Riot Grrrl Movement
    / Activism and the angry young women of rock

    
L7’s lead singer and guitarist Donita Sparks told SF Weekly, “While the press views us as riot grrrl, I don’t hashtag us that. I think we were kind of a prototype of that, but we weren’t using music as a political agenda platform. But now it doesn’t matter. If young


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L7’s lead singer and guitarist Donita Sparks told SF Weekly, “While the press views us as riot grrrl, I don’t hashtag us that. I think we were kind of a prototype of that, but we weren’t using music as a political agenda platform. But now it doesn’t matter. If young


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