The gender equality movement within the music industry aims to achieve a more equal footing between men, women, and people who do not identify with either one. The people spear-heading the charge want to give those with big dreams of music a chance to achieve them, regardless of gender. This exercise has made me realize that gender within the music industry is very performative, as women and female musicians are expected to act a certain way. Taylor Swift's documentary talks about how executives used to tell her to not voice her opinions on politics, because it was not proper of a lady. This also brings me to the fact that gender within the music industry is very much a relation of power, as women in the field more often than not have to please or work under strict orders from label executives, who are mostly male, in order to achieve their goals of making it in this industry. Hopefully the organizations and leaders featured in this gallery can make it so that future generations of female and binary artists have an easier time breaking out and are given the same opportunities and expectations as male artists.