She argues that prostitution laws violate the right to privacy in The Prostitution Papers.
She argues that prostitution laws violate the right to privacy in The Prostitution Papers. In more personal works, she discusses her love for her husband, the Japanese sculptor Fumio Yoshimura, and her simultaneous affair with a female college administrator. In another work, she examines the essay "Of Queen's Garden's" by John Ruskin, and contrasts it with the rational thought of John Stuart Mill. Her decision to stop taking lithium despite being committed twice for her bipolar disorder is described in The Loony-Bin Trip. This author of the autobiographies Flying and Sita is best known for advocating the complete destruction of the nuclear family, and attacking the literature of Norman Mailer and D.H. Lawrence as patriarchal, while praising the fiction of Jean Genet. A key figure of the Second Wave of feminism, FTP, name this thinker despised by Camille Paglia, the author of the treatise Sexual Politics. 
She argues that prostitution laws violate the right to privacy in The Prostitution Papers.
Kate Millett 