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“Sex is the refuge of the mindless. And the more mindless the woman, the more deeply embedded in the male "culture," in short, the nicer she is, the more sexual she is. The nicest women in our "society" are raving sex maniacs.”

Quote by Valerie Solanas

Book:SCUM Manifesto

Work

This book delves into the author's perspective on societal norms and the behavior of a group referred to as 'SCUM', challenging traditional views and offering a unique critique of contemporary culture. more

Author

Valerie Solanas

Valerie Solanas was an American writer known for her radical feminist works. Her most famous work is the 'SCUM Manifesto', a declaration that criticizes capitalism and male dominance. Solanas' life was filled with controversy and drama, closely intertwined with her writing. more

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