personally i think its pretty okay, an okay highlight of the many many injustices that women and WOC across america faced theoughout the history in general and in the music industry especially, though only on the surface level. missed opportunity to highligh the other, more impactful and louder voices in the music scene like the punks and those who are much much less mainstream and often silenced by the media, eapecially other queer and trans celebrities. but instead we got selena gomez! hooray! in the end, the core of this docu is just a democratic party-funded endorsement of themselves and mostly pandering towards getting more votes.

personally i think its pretty okay, an okay highlight of the many many injustices that women and WOC across america faced theoughout the history in general and in the music industry especially, though only on the surface level. missed opportunity to highligh the other, more impactful and louder voices in the music scene like the punks and those who are much much less mainstream and often silenced by the media, eapecially other queer and trans celebrities. but instead we got selena gomez! hooray! in the end, the core of this docu is just a democratic party-funded endorsement of themselves and mostly pandering towards getting more votes.

Surface level but still good. I loved seeing some people highlighted in this that I don’t see getting recognition as often, like Rhiannon Giddens and Melissa Etheridge.

Surface level but still good. I loved seeing some people highlighted in this that I don’t see getting recognition as often, like Rhiannon Giddens and Melissa Etheridge.