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File:Pauline Harmange.jpg Pauline Harmange (born 1995) is a French feminist writer and a self-declared misandrist who became the subject of international news coverage after her 96-page essay Moi les hommes, je les déteste (2020) (English: I Hate Men) sold out its press run after a French governmental official attempted to censor the book.In proposing a ban on the book, Ralph Zurmély, an adviser to France's ministry on gender equality, said the book was inciting gender-based hatred. "Now, let me remind you that incitement to hatred on the grounds of sex is a criminal offense! from Wikipedia
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French writer and feminist
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Pauline Harmange (born 1995) is a French feminist writer and a self-declared misandrist who became the subject of international news coverage after her 96-page essay Moi les hommes, je les déteste (2020) (English: I Hate Men) sold out its press run after a French governmental official attempted to censor the book.In proposing a ban on the book, Ralph Zurmély, an adviser to France's ministry on gender equality, said the book was inciting gender-based hatred. "Now, let me remind you that incitement to hatred on the grounds of sex is a criminal offense!<small> from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pauline_Harmange Wikipedia]</small>
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