Context: Anti-feminism is also operating whenever any political group is ready to sacrifice one group of women, one faction, some women, some kinds of women, to any element of sex-class oppression: to pornography, to rape, to battery, to economic exploitation, to reproductive exploitation, to prostitution. There are women all along the male-defined political spectrum, including both extreme ends of it, ready to sacrifice some women, usually not themselves, to the brothels or the farms. The sacrifice is profoundly anti-feminist; it is also profoundly immoral...
"Anti-feminism," Right Wing Women (1983), pp. 230-231.
“Misandry – or man hating – is the equivalent of misogyny. If you are unaware of misandry, welcome to the club.”
Women Can't Hear What Men Don't Say (2000)
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