Shifts in Attitude: After
Sylvia Clark: '...I could do something that would give part of me back to me...'Richard Hauskenecht: 'Sexual freedom.'Anita Fream: '...we did see it as world altering...'Linda Gordon: '...it was challenging... the most basic assumptions...'Anita Fream: '...for the first time in my life I could think about sex just as what it was...'Anita Fream: '...sex came out in the open...'Sylvia Clark: '...being able to continue a career...'Anita Fream: '...to please myself...'

Anita Fream | video | transcript

I think a lot of us began to question the girls we'd written off, and whether maybe they didn't know something that we didn't know. And maybe they were having fun. The idea that sexuality might be something inside me, and not something that a man would choose to bless me with at some point, and that I might choose to act on that for myself. Not to please someone else, but for myself, to please myself. That was pretty new and it was great, I liked it.







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