Malvina Reynolds

Malvina Reynolds was an American singer-songwriter known for her insightful and socially aware folk songs. Born in 1900, she used her music to comment on societal issues like poverty, inequality, and justice, often with catchy melodies that made her messages accessible. Her most famous song, "Little Boxes," critiques conformity and suburban development. Reynolds’s work resonated with many for its honesty and compassion, making her a significant voice in American folk music and social activism. She continues to be celebrated for using music as a way to promote awareness and change.