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Marissa R. Moss

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An award-winning journalist, Marissa R. Moss has written about the topic of gender inequality on the country airwaves for outlets like Rolling Stone, NPR, Billboard, Entertainment Weekly, and many more. Moss was the 2018 recipient of the Rolling Stone Chet Flippo Award for Excellence in Country Music Journalism, and the 2019 Nashville Scene Best of Nashville Best Music Reporter. She has been a guest on The TODAY Show, Entertainment Tonight, CBS Morning Show, NPR’s Weekend Edition, WPLN, the Pop Literacy Podcast, and more.

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Her Country: How the Women ...

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“Though John didn’t believe artists walked in with a spark, he did know that there’s always a turning point—a light switch, where an artist goes from someone who might just have casual talent to someone with true promise. It’s not something you’re ever able to see on first glance because it takes time: it’s not a reality show. “I’d like to tell you people spark from their first lesson,” John said. “But they don’t.”
Marissa R. Moss, Her Country: How the Women of Country Music Busted Up the Old Boys Club

“It is a story of how country music has used its gender wars as a cover for its deep imbedded desires to preserve and weaponize that whiteness.”
Marissa R. Moss, Her Country: How the Women of Country Music Became the Success They Were Never Supposed to Be

“This isn't just a story of sexism in music. It's a story of America. Of how misogyny and class permeate the most basic of threads. And how power supersedes decency and art in the minds and hearts of those who should know better. It's a story of triumph and how to pave your own way in an impossible world. It's a story about how politics, corporate greed, and the decisions of our political leaders trickle down to our most precious art forms. Of how the oppressed and be the oppressor, especially if you're white. And how whiteness became country music's most historical currency.”
Marissa R. Moss, Her Country: How the Women of Country Music Became the Success They Were Never Supposed to Be

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