Bonnie J. Morris
Bonnie J. Morris is an American Scholar of women's studies who has spent more than thirty years documenting the women's music movement. She has written sixteen books, including Soundwaves of Feminism: the Women's Music Movement, The Disappearing L and The Feminist Revolution.
She is Professor Emerita at George Washington University and now teaches at University of California, Berkeley. She continues to work with the Smithsonian and Radcliffe's Schlesinger Library on the legacy of women's music festivals and arranged for Olivia Records albums to be housed by the Smithsonian.
For more information about her work and books, please visit bonniejmorris.com.
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Melissa Etheridge: Hitched, Happy, and On Tour
Interview by Bonnie J. Morris, Gay & Lesbian Review, The , March 2004
MELISSA ETHERIDGE has been a lesbian rock icon since 1988, when audiences who had not heard her at clubs and women's music festivals grabbed her ...
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