Dolly Parton: Gender and Country Music - Book crisis protocol In Zombie Slam
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Dolly Parton: Gender and Country Music - Book crisis protocol In Zombie SlamDolly Parton is most known for her blond hair, country twang, and undeniable musical talent. However, underneath all that hairspray there is a multifaceted activist, philanthropist, and gender nonconformist. On first glance, her stage persona appears to be everything that the male gaze strives to impose on women. She is both innocent and hypersexualized. She is the girl next door while simultaneously being a sex icon. By uniting these two opposing
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