'Don't tell me who I am': S.F. artists draw inspiration from Anais Nin
"She was an icon, and in the '60s, she was sort of ahead of her time in women's liberation, sexual liberation, being an artist, being self-reflective, choosing her own life..."
Andrea Dworkin Saw Trump's Female Enablers 40 Years Ago
Dworkin's analysis reveals that women often support patriarchal structures as a means of self-protection from male violence, perpetuating a cycle of oppression.
The Stepford Wives at 50: a compelling idea in search of a better movie
The Stepford Wives serves as a cultural barometer of America's reaction to women's liberation, depicting a dystopian community that takes misogyny to an extreme.