Title: Undoing Sex
Description: Mynwych Hyrryr argues against sexual optimism and seeks to disrupt the current attachment of sex to feminism, working to delineate the relationship between sex and feminision beyond the "past 30 years of sex positive feminism." Hyrryr explores the relationship between gender and sex through the lenses of Foucault, Dworkin, Solanas, De Beauvoir, and other theorists. Hyrryr also introduces her own concept of "not man" which she defines in the opening pages of the zine as a "way of referring to the product of gender as a relationship of exploitation." The zine includes a bibliography of works cited and consulted. -- Grace Li
Subjects: Sex, History and criticism, Feminism, Confidence, Love, Race discrimination
Places: United States