All women are prostitutes, or ought to be.
Modernist novelist
All women are prostitutes, or ought to be.
Modernist novelist
Often attributed, but the exact phrasing and context are debated. It's a provocative interpretation of her broader critiques of societal roles for women.
Uncertain, possibly misattribution or paraphrase of a more nuanced statement
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