Aleksandra Kollontai
Aleksandra Kollontai was a prominent Russian revolutionary and feminist, recognized as the first woman to serve as a minister of state in the world. A key figure in the Bolshevik movement, she advocated for the emancipation of women and challenged traditional notions of family and sexuality, arguing that true liberation required a radical rethinking of social structures. Her contributions to socialist theory and women's rights continue to resonate in contemporary discussions about gender and equality.
Born on Mar 31, 1872 (153 years old)
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Aleksandra Kollontai predicted that one day sex would become as accessible as a glass of water.
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Aleksandra Kollontai is the first woman to serve as a minister of state in the world and is a prominent figure of the Russian Revolution.
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