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7 years, 10 months ago

real academic freedom

To this end, Salaita writes, in his book Uncivil Rites: Palestine and the Limits of Academic Freedom, that

it[’s] more productive to think about academic freedom as an idea constantly in flux, whose practice is not always aligned with its ideals . . . The preservation of academic freedom as a …

—p.88 The Baffler No. 39 - The Organization of Hatreds Exalted Slogans (82) by Yasmin Nair
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the overvaluation of consent itself

What we seem to have a hard time recognizing is that while consent works fairly well as the demarcation of the legal from the illegal in the realm of sex—nonconsensual sex is rape, assaultive, and criminal, while consensual sex is none of that—at the same time consent is only a necessary, and clear…

—p.73 Manufacturing Consent (56) by Chris Lehmann
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sex they do not want

Many women and girls, and some men and boys, engage in sex they do not want, desire, welcome, or enjoy for scores of individual or personal reasons. A girl may seek status from her peers, or the attention or affection of a high-status boy; a woman may submit to routinized unwelcome sex because she …

—p.69 Manufacturing Consent (56) by Chris Lehmann
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diluting the ownership rights of marriage

We got rid of the marital line as the marker between licit and illicit sex, and part of what we did when we did that was perhaps to extend ownership rights, albeit in a watered-down form, to men as an amorphous social class. The ownership that a man once had of sexual access to his wife, might now …

—p.68 Manufacturing Consent (56) by Chris Lehmann
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on unwelcome sex

[...] Much sex that is unwelcome is the result of coercion, and much of that coercion is the result of financial necessity. But employing financial reward or punishment as a means to obtain unwelcome sex does not meet the legal standard of rape. More generally, sex that you have because if you don’…

—p.65 Manufacturing Consent (56) by Chris Lehmann