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			[[Valerie Solanas]] was an American radical feminist, writer, and artist best known for authoring the SCUM Manifesto (Society for Cutting Up Men), a controversial 1967 text that articulated her views on gender, power, and societal reform. Her work remains a significant, if polarizing, contribution to feminist theory and countercultural movements of the late 20th century.
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	[[Valerie Solanas]] was the author of the [[SCUM Manifesto]]
			Born in 1936 in New York City, [[Valerie Solanas]] grew up in a working-class environment and faced personal and economic hardships throughout her life. She became involved in the New York art scene in the 1960s, where she encountered figures such as Andy Warhol and other members of the avant-garde. Her early experiences, including struggles with mental health and poverty, deeply influenced her worldview and later writings.

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			The SCUM Manifesto, published in 1967, is [[Valerie Solanas]]'s most notable work. The text outlines her vision for a society free from patriarchal oppression, advocating for the eradication of the "man" as a biological and social category. It is characterized by its radical, often inflammatory rhetoric and calls for violent revolution. The manifesto has been interpreted as both a feminist critique of gendered power structures and a controversial expression of anti-male sentiment.
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			In 1968, [[Valerie Solanas]] shot Andy Warhol at his studio, the Factory, in an attempt on his life. The incident, which left Warhol critically injured but survived, became a defining moment in her public life. Solanas was later found not guilty by reason of insanity. The event sparked widespread media attention and fueled debates about her mental health, activism, and the intersection of art and violence.

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			After the assassination attempt, [[Valerie Solanas]] spent much of her later life in and out of psychiatric institutions. She continued to write and engage with feminist and radical political circles, though her work remained largely marginalized. Her legacy is complex and contested, with some viewing her as a pioneering feminist voice and others criticizing her rhetoric as extreme. The SCUM Manifesto remains a subject of academic and cultural discussion, reflecting ongoing debates about feminism, radicalism, and the role of violence in social change.

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