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The body politic: censorship and the female body

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A panel discussion about the politics of pornography, objectification of women and censorship. Where should the line be drawn on pornography and should censorship be the answer to female objectification? With poet Hollie McNish, author David Bainbridge, journalist Ian Dunt and Professor Rae Langton.

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