Le Viol

Her detailed research and personal motivation seem to have shaped this influential work. I wonder what drove her to tackle such a sensitive topic so thoroughly.

The countless case studies and historical accounts really drive the point home, but I also found some sections emotionally intense. How did others process those parts?

Brownmiller's work was groundbreaking at the time, but I'm curious about its lasting impact and whether it still resonates today in activism and policy.