Dreaming of Freedom
Glenn shares a vivid dream that symbolizes her journey of self-assertion and liberation from shame. Reflecting on the absurdity of her dream's characters and settings, she emphasizes the importance of standing up for oneself. She connects this personal evolution to the broader theme of art, suggesting that true artistic expression often stems from a place of outrage and authenticity.In this clip
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