Girl power coloring book

In 1991, US punk band Bikini Kill published a feminist zine called Girl Power. The band’s lead singer, Kathleen Hanna, said was inspired by the Black Power slogan. The term became popular in the early and mid 90s punk culture. The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll credits the zine with coining the slogan: “In their feminist fanzine Bikini Kill they articulated an agenda for young women in and outside of music; the band put those ideas to practice. Bikini Kill earned a reputation in the punk underground for confronting certain standards of that genre; for example, asking people to slam at the side of the stage, so that women would not get pushed out of the front, and inviting women to take the mic and talk about sexual abuse.

Girl power coloring book, Of course coloring pages depicting Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist and even Humanist principles are freely available online.