Donita Sparks

They were manifestos of empowerment.

Speaking of shocking theatrics, L7's Donita Sparks once literally flung a tampon onto the crowd.

It was raw rebellion, a visual jab at what society expected from women and punk alike.

That moment turned headlines, but it also showed that punk could turn everyday sexism into an act of defiance.

He's fascinating as well because he's coming from a completely different perspective.

And is it Donita Sparks gives you another important voice because L7 were part of the broader alternative movement that doesn't always get the recognition it deserves.

And yeah, so I think the strength of the documentary is actually having all those different perspectives rather than relying entirely on Perry.

Because they kind of back up what he's saying, like reinforcing what he's saying.