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Why Willie Mae Thornton Matters Agnes Schneeberg-de Steur Differentiated application of these routines-withA queer, Black "biography in essays" about the performer who gave us "Hound Dog," "Ball and Chain," and other songs that changed the course of American music. Born in Alabama in 1926, raised in the church, appropriated by white performers, buried in an indigent's grave Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton's life events epitomize the blues but Lynnee Denise pushes past the stereotypes to read Thornton's life through a Black, queer, feminist lens and reveal