"In the United States, there is a feminst establishment, twenty years in the making, media-created and media-controlled, that is fairly corrupt, bought out by the privilege of its own prominence. There is also a grassroots feminism in every nook and cranny of this vast and diverse country with its complex physical and ethnic geography. This grassroots feminism is strong, brave, militant, enduring, creative, economically impoverished, and socially dispossessed. At this point in time, this is the feminism of moral and political significant out of which comes action, truth and hope."

--Andrea Dworkin
From Letters from a War Zone, page 326

"I hope to see you out on the streets getting your asses busted with the rest of us."

--Andrea Dworkin
From Letter From a War Zone, page 246

"Male domination is a system of social institutions, sexual practices, economic relations, and emotional devastations. At the same time, it is something men do to women through commonplace behaviors. It is not abstract or magical; and any woman's life illustrates the ways in which male dominance is used on real women by real men."

--Andrea Dworkin
From Letters From A War Zone, page 174

"In seduction, the rapist bothers to buy a bottle of wine."

--Andrea Dworkin
From Letters From A War Zone, page 119