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| From | Jocelyn Geboy <smussyolay@yahoo.com> |
| Subject | Re: women in rock/on the audities list |
| Date | Fri, 6 Feb 2004 19:58:26 -0800 (PST) |
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> Perhaps this is being analyzed too broadly. I was
> suggesting we only
> need individuals who are devoid of musical gender
> bias. Are you
> suggesting that there is a link between other
> stereotypically male
> behaviors and certain types of music? That would be
> hard to prove
> (because of the potentially common causation),
> although the converse
> should be demonstrable.
>
> Think the RIAA would give us a grant to study this
> phenomenon?
>
> g, B.A. Psych, U. Penn '88 ;-)
>
>
> ~~~~~whether or not this has been taken to comical
extremes in a few short posts is up for debate. and
the study of things sociological is of great interest
to me, personally.
however, my original point was that i found i had to
make some sort of comment, even if it was tantamount
to an electronic clearing of my throat, in response to
a post making the equivalent of what i consider to be
a statement like: 'girls are bad at math' or 'blacks
just don't like rock and roll.'
that's all. i just couldn't let it go by without SOME
noise from me. and i'm sorry that i felt like i
needed to call on my sisters or something. i should
have just said something myself. i guess i was afraid
at that moment i was SO pissed, that i was going to go
into a three page sociological feminist diatribe.
best to let it breathe a few days. now, you only get a
few paragraphs.
jocelyn
"She was a fast machine/She kept the motor clean/She
was the best damn woman that I ever seen"
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