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Feminist views on prostitution
Hi. I was reading the article about "Feminist views on prostitution", and want you to tell me: Where is the reliable source that points, unequivocally, that restrictive points of view are the most common between feminists? Also, remember that "feminists" IS NOT a synonym to "feminist scholars". Feminism is a political movement, formed by tenths of millions of people OUTSIDE the academic bubble. Pointing that there are few people on the academy which defend the idea of prostitution as a consensual activity to proof that "most feminists" think the opposite way is as senseless as saying that most people defend the Austrian School of economics because most economists do such. 187.97.65.1 (talk) 22:01, 27 June 2016 (UTC)

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