Originally published in 1922, 'Sex' is a groundbreaking work that explores the social and psychological aspects of human sexuality. Stanton challenges traditional beliefs about sex and gender, arguing for greater sexual freedom and equality. Despite being banned upon its release, the book has since become a seminal work in sexology and feminist literature.

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