There's a
student letter to the editor in today's
Observer, which, while written from a secular feminist angle, points out that there are other, less questionable ways to serve the cause of women than the
Monologues:
It appears that [supporters] believe that if [the Monologues] are banned, that this is tantamount to banning the advancement of such a worthy cause. Even feminists question the goals [of the Monologues] ...Betty Dodson, author of Our Bodies, Ourselves saw the play as having a negative and restrictive view of sexuality and an anti-male bias. She called the play a blast of hatred at men and heterosexuality.
Interesting.