How about more solidarity and less cooperating with the enemy?
Radical Feminism
Posie Parker in Australia: TERFs, Nazis and the fight for trans liberation
The flawed and blinkered ideology of trans-exclusionary radical feminism leaves its adherents open to far-right and fascist opportunism.
Feminist revolutions in Iran and Afghanistan hold lessons for the world
What can be learned from brave women activists fighting for their rights, and what can be done to help.
No to red-baiting in the reproductive justice movement
Replying to an attack against Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights, FSP’s sister organization calls for mutual respect among movement organizations with political differences.
Andrea Dworkin, Intercourse, New York, Free Press (1988). 326 pages.
Dworkin offers no hope for women. She identifies “contextual reforms” and political programs, only to dismiss them as off-base and futile. So, she indiscriminately lumps together demands for economic equity or rape laws that work with calls for electing women to political office and athletic excellence, condemning them all for failing to “address the question of whether intercourse itself can be an expression of sexual equality.”
