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Voodoo Queens
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Group portrait of Voodoo Queens in London, 1992. Back row, left to right: Stefania Lucchesini, Rajni Bhatia. Front row, left to right: Ella Guru, Anjali Bhatia, Anjula Bhaskar.
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Voodoo Queens

British rock band
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  • ā€œGirls to the front!ā€
    Riot Grrrl Movement
    / Criticism and international impact

    …the London-based South Asian-fronted band Voodoo Queens, and African American hardcore musician Tamar-kali Brown, who founded the Black queer punk collective Sista Grrrl Riot. In 2015 Brown told Vice magazine, ā€œI got what riot grrrl was about. I didn’t think it was exclusive, but it didn’t feel inclusive to me.ā€

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    …the London-based South Asian-fronted band Voodoo Queens, and African American hardcore musician Tamar-kali Brown, who founded the Black queer punk collective Sista Grrrl Riot. In 2015 Brown told Vice magazine, ā€œI got what riot grrrl was about. I didn’t think it was exclusive, but it didn’t feel inclusive to me.ā€

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