Guerrilla Girls Unmask Sexism and Racism
Insprucker, Mary Jekielek, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
Byline: Mary Jekielek Insprucker Daily Herald Correspondent
Gloria Steinem would be proud.
In the true spirit of feminism, Oakton Community College will host "The Guerrilla Girls," which exposes sexism, racism and politics in the art and film worlds, and culture overall.
Presented as part of Women's History Month, the lecture performance workshop will approach these serious subjects in a humorous way.
The Guerrilla Girls, who wear gorilla masks during their performances to focus on the issues rather than their personalities, take the names of dead women artists as pseudonyms during their appearance.
"Certainly the group is one of the …
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Article title: Guerrilla Girls Unmask Sexism and Racism.
Contributors: Insprucker, Mary Jekielek - Author.
Newspaper title: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL).
Publication date: February 28, 2008.
Page number: 1.
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