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Where did Susan Brownmiller say rape wasn't about sex?
She said rape was not a result of human nature, meaning violent aggression, was not "human nature" meaning something all men naturally did.
(I haven't read the book lately, but the book made a deep impression on me, and I don't recall that ever being her point.)
She set out to debunk the general thinking that "there will always be rape because that's just what men are like. Give them a chance and they rape."
Where did Susan Brownmiller say rape wasn't about sex?
She said rape was not a result of human nature, meaning violent aggression, was not "human nature" meaning something all men naturally did.
(I haven't read the book lately, but the book made a deep impression on me, and I don't recall that ever being her point.)
She set out to debunk the general thinking that "there will always be rape because that's just what men are like. Give them a chance and they rape."