"Once I understood the feminist doctrines, a lesbian separatist position seemed the commonsensical position, especially since, conveniently, I was an L-person.”
Jill Johnston, the staunchly radical feminist, has died. She was 81. In the 1970s, she was the radical feminist, and we read her every week in The Village Voice.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
"Women wanted to remove their support from men, the ‘enemy’ in a movement for reform, power and self-determination."
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