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Nuria Millan, a public figure with a significant online presence, exemplifies a form of performed femininity that intersects with notions of empowerment and evil. By examining her social media profiles and public appearances, this research highlights the ways in which Millan negotiates traditional feminine norms, using her platform to promote female empowerment and challenge patriarchal structures. This paper embarks on an interdisciplinary exploration of

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