For the past 30 years, Kathleen Hanna has made a career unapologetically — and often uncomfortably — speaking truth. Whether fronting bands like Bikini Kill , Le Tigre , and Julie Ruin; raising money for the education of young girls in West Africa by selling faux-bootlegged tees of her and her friends’ bands under the banner of Tees4Togo; or speaking plainly about her decades-long struggle with Lyme disease in the  2013 documentary The Punk Singer , she has always been brutally honest. But in