Daniel DePew's 33-year prison sentence for extensively brainstorming about it is examined in a book on "[this] and the politics of fantasy in America" by Laura Kipnis.
Angela Carter wrote about the "ideology" of this practice in a work reevaluating the legacy of a certain author. It is described as a "postmodern genocide" and compared to racist speech and hate propaganda in The Price We Pay. This practice was the subject of a Minneapolis ordinance whose legality produced the "civil rights hearings" recounted in In Harm's Way. Daniel DePew's 33-year prison sentence for extensively brainstorming about it is examined in a book on "[this] and the politics of fantasy in America" by Laura Kipnis. Catherine MacKinnon defines this practice as political discrimination. It's not obscenity, but a concurring opinion in Jacobellis v. Ohio includes Potter Stewart's famous maxim "I know it when I see it" regarding whether or not Malle's Les Amants constituted a form of this practice. Decried as a tool of oppressive male possession by Andrea Dworkin, for 10 points, identify this form of media exemplified by Deep Throat and Debbie Does Dallas.
Angela Carter wrote about the "ideology" of this practice in a work reevaluating the legacy of a certain author.
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