i’ve repeatedly banged on and on and on about how this is the image of jackie most often used in the press since her death in 1994.
i’ve repeatedly banged on and on and on about how this is the image of jackie most often used in the press since her death in 1994.
if celebrities play out our societal anxieties, hopes, dreams, blah blah blah on a conveniently more manageable, individualized scale then obituaries do the same for biography.
it’s all here, gang. i’ve said this before and i’ll say it again: we write women’s lives differently than we write the lives of men. EVERYWHERE. even obits. (btw, this inequality isn’t gender limited, obvi. it extends to race, class, region, etc. but i write about life writing and gender so this is about life writing and gender.)
exhibit A: bacall.
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