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Catharine MacKinnon

    October 7, 1946

    Catharine A. MacKinnon is a pioneering legal scholar whose work focuses on issues of sex equality. Her innovative approaches to legal claims regarding sexual harassment and pornography as a civil rights violation, along with her work on abolitionist models of prostitution, have significantly influenced international law. Her analyses of equality, pornography, and hate speech have been widely adopted, and her work in international law, including representing survivors of genocidal sexual violence, has led to landmark legal victories. MacKinnon's writings offer profound insights into legal mechanisms and their impact on equality and human rights.

    Sexual politics
    • Sexual politics

      • 403 pages
      • 15 hours of reading
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      A new edition of the earthshaking work that exposed the subjugation of women in culture and life.

      Sexual politics