Perimenopunk

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12 pages 2016

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Feminist and punk musician (Spitboy) Michell Cruz Gonzales writes about her relationship with punk rock, going through perimenopause, and experiencing racism in the writing community, and other topics. Gonzales's ever-evolving relationship with punk is long and complex; she began playing in punk rock bands at the age of 15, and spent many years as a drummer in various girl bands. Eventually, Gonzales gave up playing punk rock, got married, went to graduate school, and had a son. She is now a writer and professor at a community college. Though the course of Gonzales's life changed when she stopped playing, she believes that she never truly left punk in the first place. Though she is a wife and mother going through perimenopause, Gonzales argues that she can still fully embody the punk values that characterized her youth. – Alekhya

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