"Women have sexual appetites just like men do--and they don't necessarily need men to satisfy those appetites." Who of the following would agree most strongly with this statement?

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Katharine Bement Davis was a feminist and advocate for women's rights, including their sexual rights. In her book "The Right to Love," she argued that women have sexual desires and should have the right to satisfy them outside of marriage if they choose, even if it goes against societal expectations. This statement aligns with her beliefs. The other figures listed were pioneers in the field of sexuality but may not have explicitly advocated for women's sexual autonomy to the same extent as Davis.

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