Art Is Collective. Always, It Has A

Science Fiction, As I Mentioned Before, Writes About What Is Neither Impossible Nor Possible; The Fact Is That, When The Question Of Possibility Comes Up In Science Fiction, The Author Can Only Reply That Nobody Knows. We Haven't Been There Yet. We Haven't Discovered That Yet. Science Fiction Hasn't Happened.

....thinking You Are Attacking Society When You Condemn Or Ravage The Hypothetical Nice Girl Next Door Is The Exact Equivalent Of Thinking That Stealing From The Local Supermarket Makes You A Communist.

There Are Plenty Of Images Of Women In Science Fiction. There Are Hardly Any Women.

And Middle-class Women, Although Taught To Value Established Forms, Are In The Same Position As The Working Class: Neither Can Use Established Forms To Express What The Forms Were Never Intended To Express (and May Very Well Operate To Conceal).

To Act In A Way Both Sexist And Racist, To Maintain One's Class Privilege, It Is Only Necessary To Act In The Customary, Ordinary, Usual, Even Polite Manner.