Augusto Sales de Queiroz

“I thought those were pretty big words coming from a guy who covered AC/DC songs.”
― Kathleen Hanna, Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk

“Was it really so bad that a working-class guy who couldn't afford to play five-dollar shows for the rest of his life had signed to a major label? Was it really so bad that his band wanted to reach an audience that didn't have access to labels like K or Dischord? The indie-vs.-major labels thing started to seem like a silly hill to die on.”
― Kathleen Hanna, Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk

“I am still so grateful that a guy we'd never met put his time and energy into what most people considered a shitty opening band. It made me see myself as worthy in the underground scene. It also undid a lot of shit other men doled out to me on that tour.”
― Kathleen Hanna, Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk

“I realized that sexism was telling me to stay home and not par pate in the larger world. "Dance to records by yourself in your room would say. "Stay at home and read alone!" it would yell. I decided I gonna do everything in my power to make Bikini Kill shows a brief prieve from sexism, even if it was imperfect and fleeting.”
― Kathleen Hanna, Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk