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When Not In Our Name (NION), an activist group opposing the war in Iraq, publicized Flynt’s support for one of its campaigns in 2004, it drew sharp criticism from feminist activist Aura Bogado, who charged that leftist leaders were tacitly supporting racism and misogyny by aligning themselves with Flynt. (In addition to NION, Bogado criticized Greg Palast, Amy Goodman, Susie Bright, and Amy Alkon for collaborating with Flynt and in some cases publishing articles in his magazine.) After being attacked in a series of articles and sexual caricatures in Hustler, Bogado made her criticism public in “Hustling the Left”,[34] and the discussion of her article inspired similar criticism of leftist leaders for cooperating with Flynt by feminists such as Nikki Craft[35] and pro-feminist leftists such as Stan Goff. [36] Shortly after the publication of her article, the NION Steering Committee issued a public apology to Bogado[37] and objected to Hustler’s treatment of her.