No, Ghandy was not wrong on the Radical Feminists in Philosophical Trends
<p>Ihave often heard the claim that Anuradha Ghandy’s critique of radical feminism should be rejected in part or whole because of apparent confusion on the position of radical feminists on pornography. Because today “radical feminism” has become synonymous with anti-pornography, contemporary readers of Ghandy’s seminal work <a href="https://foreignlanguages.press/colorful-classics/philosophical-trends-in-the-feminist-movement-anuradha-ghandy/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank"><em>Philosophical Trends in the Feminist Movement</em></a> jump to the conclusion that Ghandy was confused when she criticized a faction of radical feminists for supporting pornography and prostitution.</p>
<p>However, the confusion lies not in Ghandy’s appraisal, which as I will show was actually correct, but in the lack of historical knowledge by commentators on the early pornography debates among radical feminists.</p>
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