just like ourselves, and so in no rational way can they be said to be here “for” us. Seneca, above, said that the truth lies open to all; it has not yet been taken over, as much
"[B]oastful, aggressive, ferocious, and, well, not very lady-like" is also the first woman-hating inference of Dworkin-the-abominable showman. This portrait has always been one of many misogynist ways to categorize and reject women as "normal" (white, class-privileged, heteropatriarchal). O...