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  2. How Quitting Restrictive Routines Changed This Trainer’s Body ...

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    “The fitness community was so new, and it was cool to watch people change their body,” Ajahzi says. Soon, her perception of fitness revolved around caloric expenditure and being in deficit ...

  3. Raunch aesthetics - Wikipedia

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    The hip hop genre is overwhelmingly male-dominated and leaves women of color on the periphery or completely shut out; women are not taken as serious contributors even though they have always been prevalent in hip hop. [4] Some female rappers choose to incorporate a sex sells framework into their work to market their sexuality and be successful.

  4. Clothes Off!! - Wikipedia

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    About halfway through the video, Travis encounters people dressed like animals in the hotel, presumably furries at a convention. A dance-off then takes place with the fursuiters , who are afterwards revealed to be the members of Panic! at the Disco (Ryan Ross as the orange lion, Brendon Urie as the black and white dog, Jon Walker as the bear ...

  5. Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop - Wikipedia

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    [1] Shelli Nicole wrote in a positive review for Vogue, "You don’t have to be familiar with the work of the women in Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop in order to watch the docuseries and find yourself in it. It’s a love letter, a sharing of history, and even a business plan by a group of Black women for the Black women—of all ...

  6. Prime example –WAP. In 50 years of hip-hop women ... - AOL

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    From The Sequence releasing the first rap record by an all-female group, called “Funk You Up” in 1979, to MC The post Prime example –WAP. In 50 years of hip-hop women moved from imitating a ...

  7. Feminist activism in hip-hop - Wikipedia

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    Hip hop feminism is a different kind of feminism than "traditional" feminism; it is a way of thinking and living that is grounded in different lived experiences than the "traditional" feminism of the Women's Liberation Movement, which was a mostly white movement and was more interested in advancing women's rights than civil rights. The hip-hop ...

  8. Felicia Pearson - Wikipedia

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    Pearson was a tomboy from a young age and worked as a drug dealer as a teenager. At the age of fourteen, she was convicted of second degree murder after shooting a girl named Okia Toomer. Pearson was sentenced to two eight-year terms, to be served consecutively, at the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women in Jessup, Maryland . [ 2 ]

  9. Lifers Group - Wikipedia

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    The prison administration would not allow Melvins to go to Radio City Music Hall to attend the ceremony. To capture the uniqueness of the Lifers Group's nomination the 20/20 news show came into Rahway Prison on the day of the ceremony and interviewed Melvins while he and members of the Lifers Group watched the event on television.