College students today may have never heard the music of Margie Adam or Chris Williamson, but their songs helped inspire a generation of women to demand social and political change, said two speakers at a recent lecture at Montana State University-Bozeman. It s a Tsunami.
Waves are peaceful, nice and smooth, and fall away.
But feminism is not smooth because it raises questions. She became actively involved herself. In a strong clear voice, Williamson urges women to lean on each other and to be there for each other. I had never heard anything this powerful before. Feminist songs were folk music meant to be sung and to move people to be a part of the singing, Zajdel explained.