Overlooked No More: Cordell Jackson, Elder Stateswoman of Rock 'N' Roll

Seems like there's an entire genre of digging up obscure women in male-dominated fields. It sucks because the sheer predictability of it causes me to question whether these women were truly influential or whether they're just used as props in some sort of ultra modern campaign. Surely many of these women were genuinely influential, and they don't deserve my suspicion. But the way they're trotted out like this practically forces me to be suspicious. I don't like how this game forces me to become suspicious of talented women, nor how it downgrades these women's achievements to "women's achievements", rather than just "achievements". It seems like the only people who win are the campaigners. Would a powerful, intelligent person want her life story to be titled "Overlooked No More", or might such a person be embarrassed by that diminishing characterization?

At first I thought it said "Overcooked no more" and assumed it was another article about another rocker swearing off the drugs, but no, it's another article about a woman who did something along with a dozen or more others but she should be pointed out because she's a woman. At least this is a real thing and not inventive. BTW, did you know the producer of the first Hip-Hop single was a woman? That should be more interesting than this.

see: Sister Cordell Jackson... #6 all time best guitarist according to Rolling Stone