About Charlie Glickman
I'm a writer, blogger, teacher, workshop facilitator, and sex & relationship coach. I teach workshops, seminars, and university courses on sexuality topics, including sex-positivity, sex & shame, communities of erotic affiliation, many different sexual practices, gender & masculinity, and sexual politics. Contact me for more information, to make a coaching appointment, or to arrange a speaking engagement.Scholarship For Research About The Leather/Kink Community
- Apr, 17, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- sex research, sexual communities
- No Comments.

Do you want to do research or journalism about the kink/leather/BDSM community? The Leather Archives & Museum in Chicago is an amazing resource and it has extensive collections. Of course, it’s often difficult to get there, especially when you’re a grad student or freelance writer. So I was really happy to see that there’s a […]
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You Can Be Sex-Positive And Not Enthusiastic About Sex
- Apr, 13, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- sex positivity
- 1 Comment.

After I wrote Enthusiasm For Sex Isn’t The Same Thing As Sex-Positivity, I received this tweet, which reminded me of the other side of the coin: https://twitter.com/#!/KelseyEducation/statuses/188766356102053888 I suppose I thought it was implicit in my post, but upon reflection, I think there’s some important stuff to unpack there. There are a lot of reasons […]
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An Invocation for Beginnings by Ze Frank
- Apr, 13, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- uncategorized
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What Sex-Positivity Can Offer The Sex Workers’ Rights Movement
- Apr, 12, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- sex positivity, sex work, sexual politics
- 4 Comments.
I recently sat in on Audacia Ray’s presentation at Momentum, Why the Sex Positive Movement is Bad for Sex Workers’ Rights. She’s also posted her essay from the conference anthology on her site, so you can read her thoughts on the topic. You might also want to check out this analysis of her post. My […]
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Why I Dislike The Term “Platonic Relationships”
- Apr, 11, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- relationships
- 7 Comments.

There have been quite a few articles and blog posts lately discussing whether men and women can have friendships without sexual desire getting in the way. There’s something in them that I see over and over that annoys me. Quite often, the shorthand for non-sexual friendships is a “platonic relationship.” Of course, that’s generally used […]
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Get Ready for CatalystCon!
- Apr, 11, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- resources, sexual politics
- No Comments.

I’ve been to a lot of sex conferences, but I have to say that I had the most amazing time at Momentum. It was a real treat to get to spend a whole weekend with other sex geeks. The speakers were inspiring, the parties were a blast, and the conversations gave me a lot to […]
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The Men In My Life
- Apr, 10, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, sexual politics
- No Comments.

It’s not just the women in my life who amaze me. The men in my life are some of the most inspiring people imaginable. The men in my life are strong. Not in the “I have to be stronger than anything the universe throws at me” kind of way. These men are strong enough to […]
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