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Susan Brownmiller, author of the landmark book on sexual assault, ‘Against Our Will,’ dies at 90

  • Susan Brownmiller, a prominent feminist author, died at 90 in a New York hospital after a period of illness.
  • She rose to prominence in the 1960s and 1970s through her involvement in civil rights, anti-war activism, and the formative second wave feminist movement.
  • Brownmiller wrote the landmark 1975 bestseller Against Our Will, which exposed the roots and politics of sexual assault and inspired activism and legal reforms.
  • Her work sparked debate, including criticism for a chapter linking rape and race that revisited Emmett Till's 1955 murder, to which she firmly stood by her words.
  • Brownmiller's legacy includes fostering feminist discourse, influencing rape crisis organizing, and shaping legal protections, though her ideas remained controversial.
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