The Other Side of Title IX

Laura Kipnis responds to Anne McClintock.

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Jacobin readers may be interested in the history of McClintock’s piece, a version of which was killed by the Los Angeles Review of Books because after commissioning it, they decided that it was too ad hominem to run, and couldn’t be saved by even an extensive edit. I know this because they initially asked me to respond, then changed their minds.

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