Dee Madigan: "My Big, Smelly Vagina is a Political Power Move, and Labor’s Got Its Back"

Dee Madigan, a self-proclaimed advocate for "big vaginas," argues that women should be able to own their bodies and reject societal norms that dictate how women should look and smell. Madigan embraces her own "power clam," highlighting its odor as a symbol of resistance against perceived feminine ideals. This perspective extends to her proposed dildo tax, which she believes should account for anatomical variations to avoid unfairly taxing women with larger vaginas, who may need more specialized and expensive products. She argues for a sliding scale based on the size and number of toys a woman needs, aiming to ensure equal access to sexual pleasure without economic discrimination. Madigan’s stance is supported by the Labor Party and trade union movement, which advocate for bodily autonomy and women’s right to choose how they maintain their bodies.