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If the iconography of the white “ bad girl ” tends at its extremes to compliance and recuperability , for the Latina or African - American " bad girl , " it tends towards criminalization . Finally , however , these discrepancies take us ...
If the iconography of the white “ bad girl ” tends at its extremes to compliance and recuperability , for the Latina or African - American " bad girl , " it tends towards criminalization . Finally , however , these discrepancies take us ...
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It seems likely that the iconic “ bad girl ” — the hybrid fantasy that joins street style - to public forms of feminist activism and simplifies both another crucial , if more understated purpose : as the unwitting heroine of yet another ...
It seems likely that the iconic “ bad girl ” — the hybrid fantasy that joins street style - to public forms of feminist activism and simplifies both another crucial , if more understated purpose : as the unwitting heroine of yet another ...
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“ Bad Girl Art . ” Elle Jan. 1994 : 64-65 . Ross , Andrew . “ Tribalism in Effect . ” On Fashion . Benstock and Ferris 284 300 . Russo , Mary . “ Female Grotesques : Carnival and Theory . ” Feminist Studies / Critical Studies .
“ Bad Girl Art . ” Elle Jan. 1994 : 64-65 . Ross , Andrew . “ Tribalism in Effect . ” On Fashion . Benstock and Ferris 284 300 . Russo , Mary . “ Female Grotesques : Carnival and Theory . ” Feminist Studies / Critical Studies .
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