Feminism, Inc.: coming of age in girl power media culture

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Introduction: A Decade After Spice: Girl Power Media Culture in the New Millennium Coming of Age in Girl Power Media Culture: Decentering Media/Centering Girls 'Wanna Get Dirty'?: Determining Authentic Sexual Subjectivity The Cloaked Body: Narrating Self& Power Through Style 'It's like, it's hard': Independence, Motherhood, Careers and the Future 'If feminism is believing that women are humans, then I am a feminist': Girls Define Feminism

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