Feminism and Reggaeton: “If I Can’t Perrear, It’s Not My Revolution”

Patricia is a feminist and listens to reggaeton, something many people see as a contradiction. For her and a group of young Puerto Rican women, feminism also dances.

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Feminism and Reggaeton: “If I Can’t Perrear, It’s Not My Revolution”

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