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"I have spent so much of my life thinking that power is looking like a man. The cowgirl outfit is very much more manly looking than what I’m wearing tonight. So I think that this is the right outfit. Being a woman is very powerful. It doesn’t have to be anything like a man." | "It does feel like a costume to me, but it’s fun. You can be something you sort of aren’t, but inside you’re the same person. You always get found out no matter what you wear." |
"Thinking about what makes me feel powerful is just being myself, I guess. My mom hates these pants, but I love them even though they’re getting holes in them and I’m putting fishnet in the knees." | |||
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| Georgia Boley, 2004 | Tami Davis, 2004 | Caitlin Stroup, 2004 | ||||