A New Illustrated Book Traces the Riot Grrrl Movement for Today's Angry Teens
Scholar Manon Labry revisits the explosive punk feminism of the 1990s in an illustrated account, arguing its energy still speaks to young people in revolt, according to Bibliobs.
Manon Labry, a researcher in North American studies, has published an illustrated account of the riot grrrl movement, the wave of feminist punk musicians who emerged in the United States in the early 1990s, according to Bibliobs (Le Nouvel Obs).
The outlet frames the book around a question aimed at the present: whether the fanzines, raw guitars and anger of riot grrrl bands could resonate with today's rebellious high schoolers. Bibliobs describes the result as a handsome, illustrated récit devoted to the movement's energy.
No title, publisher or release date beyond the Bibliobs piece itself is given in the source material, nor details of which bands or fanzines the book covers.
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