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Part II…Feminists Debate on the Sexual Allegations Against Julian Assange

Web ExclusiveDecember 20, 2010
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As more details emerge about the sex crimes allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, we host a debate between two feminists: Jaclyn Friedman argues the sexual-assault allegations shouldn’t be dismissed just because they’re politically motivated while Naomi Wolf says, by going after Assange, the state is not embracing feminism, it’s “pimping” it.
Watch Part I of this conversation HERE.

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