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==Anti-censorship Campaigning==

==Anti-censorship Campaigning==

In the years that followed, Greer widened the gap between herself and the admittedly very fragmented and miscellaneous feminist movement. She was an indefatigable self-publicist, and while leading American feminists (such as Kate Millett) were critical of pornography and prostitution, Greer became a champion of permissiveness. She appeared at porn festivals where films of group sex, bestiality etc. were displayed, and allowed a magazine to print a photograph of her nude, grinning between her raised legs over the top of her bare groin. She was active in struggles against censorship, contributing to the Australian magazine OZ and in 1972 appearing for the defense in two obscenity trials in Australia.

In the years that followed, Greer widened the gap between herself and the admittedly very fragmented and miscellaneous feminist movement. She was an indefatigable self-publicist, and while leading American feminists (such as Kate Millett) were critical of pornography and prostitution, Greer became a champion of permissiveness. She appeared at porn festivals where films of group sex, bestiality etc. were displayed, and allowed an Amsterdam magazine to print a photograph of her nude, grinning between her raised legs over the top of her bare groin. She was active in struggles against censorship, contributing to the Australian magazine OZ and in 1972 appearing for the defense in two obscenity trials in Australia. <ref>Dana Cook (15 December 2004). "Encounters with Germaine Greer". ifeminists.com

==Return to Academia==

==Return to Academia==