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Hard Lessons on Rape Culture: Dispatch from Brazil

May 7, 2014 • by Mariana Prandini Assis and Ana Carolina Ogando

“I don't deserve to be raped! No one deserves to be.” These were the words printed on the signs made by thousands of Brazilian women who decided to join a massive online campaign launched through Facebook some weeks ago. The campaign aimed to protest against the highly misogynist views made ...

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“All My Life I Have Been a Woman” and Other Excerpts

About language, our society, madness…

November 23, 2013 • by Leslie Kaplan

Leslie Kaplan read the following excerpts from her plays after she gave the eighth William Phillips lecture on November 6, 2013 at Theresa Lang Student and Community Center/Arnhold Hall of The New School.

all my life I’ve been a woman

a woman

all my life

does that sentence seem

odd to me

...

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