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In reply to the discussion: RadFeminists are making it difficult for the Democratic party to fight the GOP's attack on women [View all]RainDog
(28,784 posts)Gloria Steinem was not against all porn - she made a distinction between certain sorts of porn and lighter forms she called "erotica."
Others, such as Dworkin and feminists who spoke against the anti-porn movement in feminism, did not make that exception - they said the term was not specific enough - which, of course, comes down to the definition of porn itself - the "I know it when I see it" definition.
What constitutes porn for one doesn't constitute porn for the other.
Is Emmanuelle porn or erotica? Is The Story of O? Is Fifty Shades of Grey? Is it porn if it's visual and erotica if written?
I said you were anti-porn based upon your posts that I have seen here - but, again, I don't want to define you.
Anti-porn, at its most basic, is a movement that defines all porn as demeaning.
So, I guess you can tell me if you're anti-porn or not. And if that includes erotica or not.