Tumblr’s blanket ban on adult material has been truly felt in the sexual subcultures that proudly used it for exposure.
Five Things I Learned About Sex and Consent at Catholic School
While the hammer might have judged Brett Kavanaugh innocent, the cluelessness of sex and consent remains. Education starts at school, as it did with me.
Want to Prevent Sexual Harassment and Assault? Start by Teaching Kids
Brett Kavanaugh, Harvey Weinstein, and Bill O’Reilly. If we want to solve the culture of sexual harassment, we need to start over.
Not Ladies, Not Gentlemen—Act Grown Up
I see it every day, in the matter of gender, one invariably blames the other. I suggest we not get caught up in that and start being responsible for our own actions.
Yes, I Am Sex Positive. No, I Will Not Have Sex with You.
As someone who is open to discussing sex, I’ve often been approached on the assumption that I have a casual attitude toward it.
We Men Need to Talk About What We’ve Let Our Friends Do to Women
I, like many men, have felt unfairly targeted and thought #NotAllMen. However, now that I’ve learned the meaning behind the rhetoric, guys, we need to have a chat.
“Cat Person” and the Illusion of Power
The lesson that some have taken from “Cat Person” is that it represents the sexual power that women exercise over men; unfortunately, the opposite is always true.
Graceful Sex: Clearly Stating What We Want and When We Want It
The recently revealed story involving Aziz Ansari and “Grace” has us asking ourselves even more questions about sex, sexual (mis)conduct, and consent.
My Journey from Repressed Vagina-Owner to Sex-Positive Woman
By virtue of my religious upbringing, I was taught to fear sex, but I am on a journey to accept the normalcy and the depth of a healthy, healing sexual experience.
Syntax and the Semantics of Sex
“Confessions of an Educator” columnist Chris Margolin learned the hard way why it’s best to get permission before teaching poetry … or anything that might be considered “racy.”
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