Alix Dobkin
Alix Dobkin · Arts & littérature
From her childhood as a “red diaper baby” to her career as a pioneer of women’s music, Alix Dobkin embodied the feminist motto “the personal is political.” Affectionately known as the “Head Lesbian,” Dobkin composed and performed folk music that spoke to a generation of lesbian feminists, both expressing and shaping controversial gender politics.
16 août 1940
From her childhood as a “red diaper baby” to her career as a pioneer of women’s music, Alix Dobkin embodied the feminist motto “the personal is political.” Affectionately known as the “Head Lesbian,” Dobkin composed and performed folk music that spoke to a generation of lesbian feminists, both expressing and shaping controversial gender politics. — c'est ainsi que s'ouvre la notice qui lui est consacrée dans l'Encyclopédie Shalvi/Hyman des femmes juives, l'ouvrage de référence publié par le Jewish Women's Archive, signée Rachel Adelstein, citée ici en anglais, la notice complète étant en lien ci-dessous.
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Source : Shalvi/Hyman Encyclopedia of Jewish Women (Jewish Women's Archive) — Rachel Adelstein
From her childhood as a “red diaper baby” to her career as a pioneer of women’s music, Alix Dobkin embodied the feminist motto “the personal is political.” Affectionately known as the “Head Lesbian,” Dobkin composed and performed folk music that spoke to a generation of lesbian feminists, both expressing and shaping controversial gender politics.
Source : Shalvi/Hyman Encyclopedia of Jewish Women (Jewish Women's Archive) — Rachel Adelstein
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