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Only words argues that pornography, sexual harassment, and racial discrimination are not merely speech but acts of subordination and violence that violate the fourteenth amendment In ``defamation and discrimination,'' mackinnon argues that. The book proposes a law against pornography and challenges the first amendment protection of harmful speech.

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Only words is a powerful indictment of a legal system at odds with itself, its first amendment promoting the very inequalities its fourteenth amendment is supposed to end

In the bold and compelling style that has made her one of our most provocative legal critics, mackinnon depicts a society caught in a vicious hypocrisy. —amy willard cross, toronto globe & mail only words, yet look at the responses, look at the rage directed toward the professor. The operative definition of censorship accordingly shifts from government silencing what powerless people say, to powerful people violating powerless people into silence and hiding behin Words can perpetuate hierarchies and inequalities, reinforcing the status quo by subtly embedding social norms and stereotypes in everyday speech and communication

She delves into the concept that words go beyond simple expressions of ideas or feelings They are actions in and of themselves with tangible consequences. Only words—yet they have not been seen as conveying ideas, although, like all social practices, they do Ideas like what men think of women, what men want to do to women, what women should do for men, where women belong

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