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Postfeminist Panacheg “No Means No!” and “Women Unite! Take Back the Night!”—dramatized a problem not in society at large but in women’s heads? What if women weren’t perpetual victims by definition—what if one woman’s date rape was just another woman’s bad night?

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Introductionmembers of the Women’s International Terrorist Conspiracy from Hell—WITCH—stormed a Madison Square Garden bridal fair. They marched among the faux flowers, folded napkins, and lamé bridesmaid dresses and hexed the vendors (whom they dubbed “manipulator-exhibitors”) as they advanced. “Always a Bride,

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Postfeminist Panachee feminist mother wrote a controversial essay in .. What if the rape-crisis movement was a crock? she suggested. What if all the antirape marches—where hundreds of college coeds marched arm in arm, carrying candles and beating drums, through the streets of Princeton, Cambridge, and Ann Arbor shoutin

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