University of Georgia Press – Southern Review of Books

In “Why Any Woman: Feminism and Popular Culture in the Late Twentieth-Century South,” Keira V. Williams explores popular culture by and about southern women as a site of feminist consciousness-raising.

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“Nola Face”: A Bold and ‘Buggy’ Debut

Will the Feminist Revolt Come from the South?: Kiera V. Williams’ “Why Any Woman”

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