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| 53. Weeks,
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, 242.
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| 54. On the lesbian community's ambivalence during the late 1960s about sacrificing a kind of "erotic secrecy" in order to be active lesbian feminists, see Snitow et al., "Introduction" in Snitow et al.,
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| 55. For some observations about political correctness in discussions of feminist sexuality, see Muriel Dimen, "Politically Correct? Politically Incorrect?" in Vance,
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| 56. For feminist objections to the images and practices of dominant/submissive sex, see Kate Millett, "Beyond Politics?: Children and Sexuality," in Vance,
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1 (fall 1982): 7792; Linden et al.,
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Embattled Eros: Sexual Politics and Ethics in Contemporary America
(New York: Routledge, 1992), 97106.
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| 57. See Margaret Hunt's reference to Julia Penelope, acting as panelist at the "Feminism, Sexuality, and Power" conference, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts, 2630 October 1986, in "Report of a Conference on Feminism, Sexuality and Power: The Elect Clash with the Perverse," in Samois,
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| 58. For a discussion of the feminist issues surrounding man/boy love, see Pat Califia, "Man/Boy Love and the Lesbian Movement," in Tsang,
The Age Taboo
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, 394405; Joan Nestle, "The Fem Question," and Esther Newton and Shirley Walton, "The Misunderstanding: Toward a More Precise Sexual Vocabulary," in Vance,
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; Irene Reti, ed.,
Unleashing Feminism: Sadomasochism in the Gay 90s
(Santa Cruz, Calif.: HerBooks, 1993). For reviews of gay and feminist controversies surrounding sex-
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