How things like sex, gender and relationships have been throughout, exist in and are presented by the larger world has a big impact on how they are for each of us, all on our own. Whether we’re talking about right, law and policy; specific cultural or community history, beliefs or norms; bias, inequity or privilege within the wider world – anything from our family, to our school, state or the globe, that’s what you’ll find here.
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I've always been an antifeminist and I've started to realize the error in my ways. But, now I feel empty inside and I don't know how to fill that hole. I wanted to know what I could do to help the...
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- Al Washburn
What would the world look like if we made a habit of thinking about personal boundaries in our everyday lives?
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- Al Washburn
The women of Wakanda both deal with and triumph over sexism. How can we apply Black Panther to our own lives?
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- Al Washburn
People of color can find themselves the target of sexual racism, but what exactly IS sexual racism, and what do we do about it?
Advice
- Sam Wall
DebbieK’s question continued: I was (and still am) a virgin and I had never done sex of any kind (oral, anal, etc.) but I had been a sexual person since I was a kid. I masturbated all the time when I was younger because it felt good but I didn’t associate it with sex until I was around 13. This…
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- Al Washburn
What’s the difference between reproductive rights and reproductive justice? What’s “biopower”? How do I defend my community’s reproductive autonomy?
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- Al Washburn
What is “respectability politics,” and how can we confront it in ourselves?
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- Al Washburn
You know about Martin Luther King, but do you know about the unsung heroes of the civil rights era, like Claudette Colvin and Bayard Rustin?
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- Al Washburn
Setting an intention together for a brighter, happier, more authentic, rewarding 2018.
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- Caroline Reilly
Legal scholar and reproductive rights expert Carol Sanger talks about barriers to abortion access and supporting pregnant teens.
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- Raechel Anne Jolie
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