“It’s still about the matriarchy,” she says ... as well as sex trafficking and domestic abuse. With this protest intervention, Pussy Riot took another leap forward as an intersectional ...

NPR's Daniel Estrin speaks to Nadya Tolokonnikova, founding member of Pussy Riot — a feminist protest art collective — about their debut mixtape, Matriarchy Now. Our next guest spent almost ...

However, there has been growing interest in the concept of a matriarchal society, where women assume leadership roles and ...

The limits of this kind of discourse, and contemporary feminist music more broadly, are apparent on MATRIARCHY NOW, Pussy Riot’s new mixtape. It arrives a decade after founding members Nadya ...

The post Pussy Riot Announce Debut Mixtape MATRIARCHY NOW, Share “PLASTIC”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. After years and years of sharing protest bangers, Pussy Riot’s first full ...

“We haven’t given enough scope to the matriarchy,” he said on the April 28 episode. “And I think we need to move matriarchally, we have to go more towards a matriarchy, because the ...

He had also studied English with a British tutor, long resident in Japan, whose future under an American matriarchy remained in doubt. Contact us at [email protected] ...