comicallyvintage:

Lady Gaga, how it all began.

Fame Monsters.

If we don’t stand up for what we believe in and if we don’t fight for our rights, pretty soon we’re going to have as much rights as the meat on our own bones.

Lady Gaga, explaining on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” that she wasn’t making a statement about vegetarians with her meat dress at the VMAs, but that it was about … gay rights in the military… or something.

equalitymyth:

Gaga talks feminism with the Times of London, which gives us a great excuse to post the Lady Gaga barbie collection. On feminism:

“Do you know what that girl at the bar said to me?” Gaga says, sipping her Scotch. “She said, ‘You’re a feminist. People think it means man-hating, but it doesn’t.’ Isn’t that funny?”

Earlier in the day, conversation had turned to whether Gaga would describe herself as feminist or not. As the very best conversations about feminism often will, it had segued from robust declarations of emancipation and sisterhood (“I am a feminist because I believe in women’s rights, and protecting who we are, down to the core”) to musing on who she fancied. (“In the video to Telephone, the girl I kiss, Heather, lives as a man. And as someone who does like women, something about a more masculine woman makes me feel more… feminine. When we kissed, I got that fuzzy butterfly feeling.”)

We had concluded that it was odd most women “shy away” from declaring themselves feminists, because “it really doesn’t mean ‘man-hating’ ”.