The Traffic in Women by Emma Goldman

The text explores the concept of marriage and its effects on women's autonomy and individuality. It argues that marriage is a form of slavery for women, where they are forced to surrender their independence and freedom to their husbands. The institution of marriage is seen as a tool of oppression, perpetuating patriarchal values and limiting women's potential.

By Emma Goldman · First published 1911 · Genre: Social Critique, Feminist Literature, Political Commentary

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