Amanda is on her own this week, and she has some baggage to unpack (this won't be the last time, either). 

Framing Britney Spears, presented by the New York Times, promises to take a deep dive into the #FreeBritney movement and her ongoing conservatorship battle with her father. As is her fashion, Amanda took away something else--the b-story-- and determined that she, Amanda Van Nostrand, a regular person, owes Britney Spears, a pop star sensation, an apology. 

How have women been taught to think of other women? Amanda explores her perception of Britney as a woman in the media at the height of her fame. How is it possible that the dichotomy of teenage girls is still baffling? Has Justin Timberlake been a dirtbag this ENTIRE TIME?

Amanda attempts to untie the thread of her perceptions of womanhood in her teenage years, what society, history, and media have taught her about women, being one, and how to move forward with the understanding of how she wants to relate to women now. 

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