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Gail Dines

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  • Born
    July 29, 1958 · Manchester, England, UK

Biography

  • Gail Dines was born on July 29, 1958 in Manchester, England, UK. She is a director and writer, known for Pornland (2015), Dark Addiction (2024) and Naughty Books (2020). She is married to David Levy. They have one child.

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  • Spouse
      David Levy(? - present) (1 child)

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  • Culture Reframed president.
  • Anti-porn scholar.

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  • [on radical feminists] We believe in a future free of oppression, and a cornerstone of this future is a world free of commodified sex and a media landscape that does not reproduce patriarchal culture. This is a truth we hold dear and there is no study, argument, or theory that will persuade us otherwise.
  • My failure to give a detailed definition of porn, or my refusal to celebrate porn as a diverse set of cultural products, comes not from laziness or oversight but a commitment to a radical political economy. Located within a wider Marxist framework, political economy is a way of studying how media images both produce and reproduce systems of inequality.

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