Rebellion is the holy spirit of punk, and Black women damn sure have a lot to go to the altar about. “I wanted to speak on my experience and put that in a world where you wouldn't usually hear that and create something new,” Fousheé says. There are certainly Black girls who have dabbled in punk, but “it's not as applauded” as their cis white male genre-peers. Look at Rico Nasty, Kelis, and Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Fousheé names. “We just don't get embraced as much, but we still feel this way.” (@fousheelive) Fousheé, the digital cover story. altpress.com. 🖊 Taylor Henderson (@cornbreadsays) 📷 Alondra Buccio (@kwlsey)