Miss Piggy's Guide to Feminism
After picking up a prestigious prize honouring influential females, our favourite female Muppet has had her say on women and women's rights
Miss Piggy has been honoured with a prestigious prize for feminism. Yup, our favourite sassy Muppet – known for her bouffant locks, glamorous outfits, statement string of pearls and turbulent romance with her beloved Kermit the Frog – has been presented with a Sackler Center First Award from the Elizabeth A Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum.
Past recipients have included author Toni Morrison, Associate Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and Grammy Award-winning singer Jessye Norman. So, Miss Piggy's in good company.
When news of the award first broke in April, there were a few raised eyebrows. But in the words of Elizabeth Sackler, who founded the Center in 2007, Miss Piggy "overcomes obstacles; she's certainly first of her kind; she's got grit; she's tenacious; but she also has that soft spot – that love for Kermit."
Now in a piece for Time magazine, Miss Piggy herself explains exactly why it's "about time" she joined such esteemed company. Here are some of the important things she had to say...
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