Pornography: Men Possessing Women

by Andrea Dworkin

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experimentalis | Jan 1, 2008 |

Andrea Dworkin shows us that pornography is at the heart of male supremacy. It defines women in terms of sexual colonisation. It says that women's bodies belong to men. Our repugnance for pornography is repugnance for the betrayal of our sexual integrity. we will be free only when pornography no longer exists: for we are the women in it.

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