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Susan Brownmiller (born
Susan Warhaftig;
February 15, 1935) is an
American journalist,
author and
feminist activist best
known for her 1975 book Against...
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handled as
gonimoter maal ("war booty" or "public property").
Susan Brownmiller wrote that 80
percent of
raped women were Muslims,
matching the demographics...
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Against Our Will: Men,
Women and Rape is a 1975 book
about rape by
Susan Brownmiller, in
which the
author argues that rape is "a
conscious process of intimidation...
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straight radical feminist Susan Brownmiller quoted Friedan's
remarks about the "lavender menace,"
which Brownmiller took as an
allusion to Cold War era...
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maintaining the
gender differences which are part of women's oppression.
Brownmiller felt that
women should reject traditionally feminine dress, focusing...
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referred to as conscience.
Susan Brownmiller. In Our Time:
Memoir of a Revolution. p. 21. (quoted by
Susan Brownmiller)
Brownmiller, p. 78 "How to
start your...
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Brownmiller,
Susan (1975).
Against Our Will – Men,
Women and Rape.
Fawcett Columbine...
- 2009.
Susan Brownmiller (1999). In Our Time:
Memoir of a Revolution. New York City: Dial Press. pp. 297–299. ISBN 978-0-385-31486-2.
Brownmiller, In Our Time...
- Bangladesh:
Memoirs of an
American diplomat. Dhaka:
University Press.
Brownmiller, Susan:
Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape,
Ballantine Books, 1993...
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viewpoint in Rand's
works that
makes women subservient to men.
Susan Brownmiller, in her 1975 work
Against Our Will: Men,
Women and Rape,
denounced what...
