We’ll Miss You, Erica Kane, Feminist Icon
All My Children may be on the way out , but Erica Kane will remain with us in a sense, writes Mary Elizabeth Williams at Salon . Susan Lucci’s character was “one of television’s first unself-consciously feminist characters” and “an unlikely pioneer,” writes Williams. Erica, for instance, became the first big TV…
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We’ll Miss You, Erica Kane, Feminist Icon
All My Children may be on the way out , but Erica Kane will remain with us in a sense, writes Mary Elizabeth Williams at Salon . Susan Lucci’s character was “one of television’s first unself-consciously feminist characters” and “an unlikely pioneer,” writes Williams. Erica, for instance, became the first big TV…
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