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Essay heading: Interests Of Women.
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"In the end, anti-pornography
campaigns, feminist or not, can only enlist today, as they have invariously
enlisted before, guilt and anxiety around sex, as well as lifetimes of confusion
in our personal experiences of sexual arousal and activity." "In contrast,
campaigns which get to the heart of men's violence and sadism towards women must
enlist the widest possible resources to empower socially... displayed 300 characters
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It is her contention that
protecting what pornographers say, is protecting what pornography does.
Pornography is more than words. They are acts against women. "Pornography
happens to women." As a result, bans on such material are warranted, not only
because it is harmfully and discriminatory to women, but also because there are
no civil liberties that are violated in preventing an act... displayed next 300 characters
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