Andrea Dworkin

Andrea Dworkin (1945-2005) was an American feminist writer, activist, and public speaker known for her radical critique of pornography and its impact on women's rights. She argued that pornography perpetuates violence against women and reinforces societal inequalities. Dworkin's works, including "Woman Hating" and "Intercourse," challenged traditional views on sex, gender, and power dynamics. Often controversial, her perspective sparked significant debate in feminist circles and beyond, influencing discussions on sexuality, consent, and the representation of women in media. Dworkin's legacy continues to shape feminist discourse and activism today.