Ti-Grace Atkinson (born November 9, 1938 as Grace Atkinson) is an American radical feminist author and philosopher.
Feminism is a theory, lesbianism is a practice.
There is at least one thing more brutal than the truth, and that is the consequence of saying less than the truth.
The prostitute is the only honest woman left in America.
Love is the victim's response to the rapist.
Sisterhood is powerful. It kills. Mostly sisters.
I'm enormously less interested in whom you sleep with than I am in with whom you're prepared to die.
The price of clinging to the enemy [a man] is your life. To enter into a relationship with a man who has divested himself as completely and publicly from the male role as much as possible would still be a risk. But to relate to a man who has done any less is suicide. . . . I, personally, have taken the position that I will not appear with any man publicly, where it could possibly be interpreted that we were friends.
The institution of sexual intercourse is anti-feminist
Feminism is the theory, lesbianism is the practice.
Since the beginning of the Movement, lesbianism has been a kind of code word for female resistance.
I propose that the phenomenon of love is the psychological pivot in the persecution of women.