“With salons all over the West serving up specialties like "Barely Legal", removing all hair from the area to replicate the genitalia of an underage girl, as statutory rape seems all the rage.”

— Margaret Cho

From Her Books, I Have Chosen To Stay And Fight, FEMINISM

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American stand-up comedian 1968

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