Kathleen Hanna

So I really started seeing the game and how at every school there was like kind of the same group breakdown. Yeah. You know, like the popular rich kid clique, the stoners, the people who are into this kind of music, the people who are into that kind of music, people who are into sports, like these kind of different groups.

So I really started seeing the game and how at every school there was like kind of the same group breakdown. Yeah. You know, like the popular rich kid clique, the stoners, the people who are into this kind of music, the people who are into that kind of music, people who are into sports, like these kind of different groups.

And how a lot of the ways the interactions were so similar at every place that it just started to feel ridiculous to me. And, and I didn't have very many friends. I just sort of experimented with like, what would it be like if I was in this group of people? What would it be like?

And how a lot of the ways the interactions were so similar at every place that it just started to feel ridiculous to me. And, and I didn't have very many friends. I just sort of experimented with like, what would it be like if I was in this group of people? What would it be like?

And how a lot of the ways the interactions were so similar at every place that it just started to feel ridiculous to me. And, and I didn't have very many friends. I just sort of experimented with like, what would it be like if I was in this group of people? What would it be like?

And I think it gave me a chameleon like quality that definitely served me later when I had to grin and bear it through a lot of nonsense in the punk scene. Um, But yeah I think the moving a lot made me really turn to singing as my home.

And I think it gave me a chameleon like quality that definitely served me later when I had to grin and bear it through a lot of nonsense in the punk scene. Um, But yeah I think the moving a lot made me really turn to singing as my home.

And I think it gave me a chameleon like quality that definitely served me later when I had to grin and bear it through a lot of nonsense in the punk scene. Um, But yeah I think the moving a lot made me really turn to singing as my home.

I didn't think of myself as a good singer, but I sang all the time by myself because it was a place that I felt safe. And I knew no matter where we lived, I could walk in the woods and sing or I could sing along to records in my room. Like, I didn't want anybody to know and I didn't think I was good or, you know, whatever. I just, it was something that was fun. And...

I didn't think of myself as a good singer, but I sang all the time by myself because it was a place that I felt safe. And I knew no matter where we lived, I could walk in the woods and sing or I could sing along to records in my room. Like, I didn't want anybody to know and I didn't think I was good or, you know, whatever. I just, it was something that was fun. And...

I didn't think of myself as a good singer, but I sang all the time by myself because it was a place that I felt safe. And I knew no matter where we lived, I could walk in the woods and sing or I could sing along to records in my room. Like, I didn't want anybody to know and I didn't think I was good or, you know, whatever. I just, it was something that was fun. And...

Then a friend of mine in, I guess it was fourth grade, Maureen Gaines convinced me to go with her to an audition for Annie for the school play, and I got the part. And so in that moment, I was like, wait, other people think I can sing? Yeah. Like it was this real shock. Like I was like, I didn't realize that I actually had any kind of talent at it or that it sounded good to anybody beyond myself.

Then a friend of mine in, I guess it was fourth grade, Maureen Gaines convinced me to go with her to an audition for Annie for the school play, and I got the part. And so in that moment, I was like, wait, other people think I can sing? Yeah. Like it was this real shock. Like I was like, I didn't realize that I actually had any kind of talent at it or that it sounded good to anybody beyond myself.

Then a friend of mine in, I guess it was fourth grade, Maureen Gaines convinced me to go with her to an audition for Annie for the school play, and I got the part. And so in that moment, I was like, wait, other people think I can sing? Yeah. Like it was this real shock. Like I was like, I didn't realize that I actually had any kind of talent at it or that it sounded good to anybody beyond myself.

So there was that kind of eureka moment. So I was like practicing, practicing, practicing, practicing. And then once it came time to be on stage, I just felt like it was the first time where I really expressed myself mainly sadness, in front of a bunch of people. You know? Like, even though, you know, I didn't write the lyrics myself, they definitely spoke to my situation.

So there was that kind of eureka moment. So I was like practicing, practicing, practicing, practicing. And then once it came time to be on stage, I just felt like it was the first time where I really expressed myself mainly sadness, in front of a bunch of people. You know? Like, even though, you know, I didn't write the lyrics myself, they definitely spoke to my situation.

So there was that kind of eureka moment. So I was like practicing, practicing, practicing, practicing. And then once it came time to be on stage, I just felt like it was the first time where I really expressed myself mainly sadness, in front of a bunch of people. You know? Like, even though, you know, I didn't write the lyrics myself, they definitely spoke to my situation.

And just the quality of my voice and what I could do with my voice... I felt like I was saying I'm having a really hard time at home to, you know, a whole auditorium full of kids and grownups. And that felt really like a relief.

And just the quality of my voice and what I could do with my voice... I felt like I was saying I'm having a really hard time at home to, you know, a whole auditorium full of kids and grownups. And that felt really like a relief.

And just the quality of my voice and what I could do with my voice... I felt like I was saying I'm having a really hard time at home to, you know, a whole auditorium full of kids and grownups. And that felt really like a relief.