“Obviously we Don’t Agree on What’s Obscene” Vanilla Sex by NOFX
It’s time the porn wars ended, and the argument within feminism moved on to another level of tolerance and exploration. Leading 70s anti-porn feminist Andrea Dworkin once described pornography as “Dachau brought into the bedroom and celebrated, and it’s the prehistoric viewpoints of these individuals [...]
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Obviously we don’t agree on what’s obscene
February 5th, 2004 · posted by Chris Lever · marked as: Articles · Columns
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An introduction to anarcha feminism
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“Those who make revolutions half way only dig their own graves…”*
by Brenda Lone
“The true focus of revolutionary change is never merely the oppressive situations which we seek to escape, but the piece of the oppressor which is planted deep within each of us…” -Audre Lorde
Often it is called reactionary – by anarchists. Funny – the [...]
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