V-Day: Valentines and vulgarity

Article here. Excerpt:

'Instead of embracing love this February 14th, feminists have called on us to embrace Vagina Day.

Why have some feminists hijacked Valentine’s Day with disconcerting words like “vagina” and "c***"?
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Firstly, many of the monologues are not real:

“Some of the monologues are close to verbatim interviews, some are composite interviews, and with some I just began with the deed of an interview and had a good time” (Ensler 7).

In "The Little Coochi Snorcher That Could," a 16-year-old girl is seduced by a 24-year old woman with vodka and is later raped. The original text states that the victim was a 13-year-old girl who venerated rape: “If it was rape, it was a good rape.”

Moreover, men are portrayed as sex-driven beasts. In “Because He Like to Look at Vaginas,” a guy named Bob is portrayed as one who fixates on vaginas:

“Turned out the Bob loved vaginas. He was a connoisseur” (Ensler 55).

Additionally, this monologue diminishes the importance of men in society:

"Our self-hatred is only the internalized repression and hatred of the patriarchal culture" (Ensler 53).
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Feminist Camille Paglia similarly expressed disdain for the play.

"The perversion of feminism that Ensler represents -- turning Valentine's Day, the one holiday celebrating romantic harmony between the sexes, into a grisly memento mori of violence against women -- has been well demonstrated by the ever-alert Christina Hoff Sommers...," she wrote.'