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1 author picked Not for Sale as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I first encountered the feminist critique of the sexual exploitation industries (prostitution, pornography, stripping, etc.) in the late 1980s, my first step in learning to analyze our patriarchal society. It also helped me rethink my own life and commit to change.
Sadly, the critique was rejected or ignored, not only by most people in the dominant culture but even by many feminists. This book came at a crucial time, bringing together activists, survivors, and scholars to challenge men’s sexual use and abuse of women.
I was proud to contribute a chapter, “Blow Bang and Cluster Bombs: The Cruelty of Men…
From Robert's list on feminism (“not the fun kind”).
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