Unpaid Emotional Labor
- Sep, 19, 2013
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, relationships, sex & culture, sexual politics
- 17 Comments.
The amazing Alex Morgan posted this on Facebook today: Post by Alex S. Morgan. I don’t think there’s any doubt that had this driver’s passenger been a cisgender man, he’d never have dared to pull something like that. But there’s more to this that needs to be unpacked. It’s disturbingly common for men try to […]
Read MoreWhat’s The Big Deal About Women Earning More Than Men?
- May, 30, 2013
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, sex & culture
- 2 Comments.
About ten years ago, Laurie Toby Edison published Familiar Men, a book of non-erotic nudes of men. It’s an amazing book, and I was proud to contribute The Day I Found My Ass for it. Edison captured some deeply moving images of men of many different ages, races, and backgrounds to show how our perception […]
Groundbreaking Legal News: Hopsital Sued For Surgery On An Intersex Child
- May, 14, 2013
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, sex & culture, sexual health, sexual medicine, sexual politics
- 2 Comments.
This is really amazing news. For the first time, a lawsuit has been filed because of a surgery performed on an intersex child. For many years, medical professionals have pressured parents of children with intersex conditions to consent to surgery to try to “fix” them. Not only do the surgeries not do what the doctors […]
What Revenge Porn Tells Us About Sex and Humiliation
- Jan, 29, 2013
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, shame, social oppressions
- 9 Comments.
I’m always intrigued by the many ways that sex and shame intertwine in our culture, and “revenge porn” says a lot about that. Revenge porn sites, if you aren’t familiar with them, are designed for men who want to upload sexy photos of their ex-girlfriends and lovers without permission. One of the most common scenarios […]
Read MoreCall For Research Participants: Gender Presentation In The Workplace
- Dec, 03, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, sexual communities, sexual politics, social oppressions
- No Comments.
The way we present our gender to the world around us can have big effects on how people treat us, but so far, there isn’t much research on how gender nonconformity shapes our work lives. Of course, plenty of people have stories to tell, and my friend Alison Fogarty is looking for research participants for […]
Fading Beauty: The Passing Of Pretty Privilege
- Oct, 15, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, sexual politics
- 7 Comments.
There are lots of different kinds of privilege in the world and despite how people often think about them, many of them are not guaranteed to last a lifetime. People with money can fall on hard times, anyone can become disabled, and social status can disappear with the shifting winds of popularity and politics. This […]
Testosterone
- Sep, 25, 2012
- Charlie Glickman
- gender, sexual health, sexual politics
- 9 Comments.
I recently found out that the medication I use to help me manage my blood sugar has a tendency to lower testosterone levels. For a while, I’d been experiencing low energy, a decrease in my sexual desire, and feeling less focused, but those are all so nebulous that I hadn’t connected them until I participated […]
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