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In 1970, Kate Millett caused a sensation with the publication of her manifesto, *Sexual Politics*. She dared to argue that traditional sexual customs were destructive, and that only free sex can lead to ideal relationships! Liberated women lionized her! *Time Magazine* put her on the cover! and Norman Mailer wrote a furious rebuttal! Now, in *Flying*, a stunning, intensely revealing memoir, she cries out for understanding of how she tried to cope with her life.
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BiographyFeministsBisexualsFeminismMillett, kate, 1934-
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United States
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Kate Millett
14 September 1934 – 6 September 2017
Kate Millett was a graduate of the University of Minnesota, Oxford University, and Columbia University. A sculptor, essayist, autobiographer, and teacher of literature and philosophy, she was influential in second-wave feminism and also championed the causes of human rights, civil rights, peace and anti-psychiatry.
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