Dworkin, Andrea

Andrea Dworkin was an American feminist writer and activist known for her critiques of pornography and her discussions on women's rights. She argued that pornography is a form of violence against women, contributing to societal attitudes that dehumanize them. Dworkin's work often explored the intersections of sexuality, power, and gender, emphasizing the need for women’s empowerment and liberation. Her controversial views sparked significant debate within feminist circles and beyond, influencing discussions on sexual politics and ethics. Dworkin’s legacy is one of challenging societal norms and advocating for the protection and rights of women.