Andrea Dworkin, a radical feminist who argued that women, like Jews, had the right to fight back because of centuries of persecution, died Saturday. Dworkin was 58. In “The Jews, Israel and Women’s Liberation,” Dworkin wrote that “violence born of anti-Semitism and from the hatred of women are similar.”
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