"Before you, the strongest feeling I knew was fear." (Yod, twenty-two: THE PRESENT) - Marge Piercy

"Before you, the strongest feeling I knew was fear." (Yod, twenty-two: THE PRESENT)

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About Marge Piercy

Marge Piercy (born March 31, 1936) is a Jewish American poet, novelist, and social activist.

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Unlike some separatists I don't view men as biologically impaired. I believe sexism is culturally conditioned and that if you change the culture, you will change the kind of behavior which people with the various sorts of genitalia will consider appropriate. What I hate in men is what I consider ugly, brutal, violent, mean behavior - behavior damaging to women, to men they consider inferior, to children, to other living creatures with whom we share our biosphere.

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