Agency, Objectivity, and a Vision of Sexual Justice: Part Two, on Hookups
How do we define risky or inappropriate behavior? I think that sometimes we cast these categories too broadly. To explore…
How do we define risky or inappropriate behavior? I think that sometimes we cast these categories too broadly. To explore…
On my way to work yesterday, I was thinking about the meaning of sex-positivity. To be sex-positive means to have…
Let’s “sketch a vision of a just world seductive enough to compete with the allures of the present one.” These…
A summary of Sex Ed, Take One:The Sex Ed class for young adults that I was teaching ended in May….
At my new job, I’ve been doing a lot of lesson planning about how to guide adolescents through the process…
This is the first time I’ve gotten a comment filled with such bigotry on my blog. I’m quite upset, and…
I often reflect on all the reasons I’m really lucky to have the parents that I have. These reasons include…
I’m in the middle of reading LAID by Shannon T. Boodram — fabulous project, by the way, in which teenage…
Puberty. Menstruation. Breasts. Sweat. Acne. Lack of coordination. Incessant hunger. Expensive sneakers. Pop music. Text messages. Swearing. Fist fighting. Exhausted…
Judith Butler wrote about the imperative to recognize all bodies as human. Today, for International Women’s Day and as a…