
Woman's Hour
Weekend Woman’s Hour – Music artist Raye, COPA 71 and Imelda May on the Yeats sisters
Mar 9, 2024
A rising music artist Raye discusses her Brit awards wins and experiences in the industry. The Copa 71 documentary reveals the untold story of the 1971 Women's World Cup. Imelda May sheds light on the forgotten Yeats sisters' contributions to art. The tragic case of Sarah Everard and the fight against violence on women is also highlighted.
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- Raye showcased resilience by overcoming challenges in the music industry and achieving success as an independent artist.
- The Yeats sisters, Elizabeth and Susan, played pivotal roles in promoting women's economic independence and creativity, despite being overshadowed by their famous brothers.
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Ray's Journey to Success
Ray, the South London singer-songwriter, faced challenges in her music career, including being stuck in a record label contract. After going public with her frustrations, she became an independent artist and achieved significant success. Her album reached number two in the charts, she won awards, and performed at prestigious venues, showcasing her resilience and determination.
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