Seriously, you don't really believe that sex is the most important issue that should eclipse all other concerns, so where's your disagreement with me if there is any?
Suppose that one day a woman (or a man) accuses you of raping her (or him) or sexually harassing her (or him) or whatever. Am I supposed to believe the accuser automatically?
> For other left responses to Bettina Aptheker's memoir, see below: Jesse
> Lemisch, "Portside as Soviet Journalism," Historians of American Communism
> list, October 17; History News Network, October 17:
> http://hnn.us/roundup/entries/30882.html
>
> After extended delay and embarrassing criticisms by many, Portside has
> finally decided to take notice of former Communist Bettina Aptheker's new
> book, Intimate Politics (see below). But the way they have backed into this
> notice is reminiscent of the worst of Soviet journalism. (Portside is the
> "discussion and debate service" of the Committees of Correspondence, a
> descendant of the US Communist Party.)
Look, I don't run Portside -- I run MRZine; and I'd be happy to publish a criticism of Herbert Aptheker's work there provided it doesn't include "recovered memory." -- Yoshie <http://montages.blogspot.com/> <http://mrzine.org> <http://monthlyreview.org/>