Critique of "Sex Strikes": Unpacking Feminism and the Misinterpretation of Women's Activism - PRESS AI WORLD
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  • Sex strikes gained traction post-Trump’s election, linking to women's activism from South Korea, but extend beyond their literal meaning.
  • The initiative reflects women's fear over reproductive rights post Roe v. Wade repeal, highlighting a lack of choice amid a perceived fertility crisis.
  • Critics argue that framing sex as labor supports the patriarchal view that has long undermined women's autonomy.
  • True radical activism should aim for separatism and community strength, not merely a withdrawal from sexual relationships.
  • Pushing for worker strikes might be a more effective form of protest than sex strikes, focusing on challenging systemic patriarchy.

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