Margo Jefferson
On Michael Jackson
A book of cultural criticism by Margo Jefferson exploring the complexities of Michael Jackson's legacy.
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Hunter HarrisFirst to rec“the absolute pinnacle of cultural criticism. there is a strange babygirl-ification of michael jackson happening online right now post-bioic, and i needed to return to the definitive text. "A family can be like organized religion: just about any crime can be committed and hidden in its name, and the Jacksons have plenty to answer for."”
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Analisa Burns“real as hell”
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