Sex-Positive Feminists Talking About Porn and Sex Work
- Aug, 02, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- pornography, resources, sex & culture
- 2 Comments.
The always-fabulous Maymay shared this video made by a group of sex-positive feminists discussing their views on porn, sex work, sexual autonomy and the ongoing conversations debates fights with anti-porn feminists. I can’t say it better than they did, so click on the link and see for yourself. And pass it on.
Read MorePorn or Rom-Coms. Which Damage Relationships More?
- Jul, 22, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- pornography, relationships, sex & culture
- 7 Comments.
We’ve heard plenty from people who say that porn is giving people unrealistic ideas of what sex is supposed to be like. And I’ve been saying for a while that I think that a lot of media also skews our notions of sex, romance and relationships. So I was interested to read a reuters.com post […]
Read More7 Ways to Create a Sex-Positive Critique of Porn
- Jul, 08, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- pornography, sex & culture, sex positivity, sexual practices, shame
- 40 Comments.
One of the most common responses to the anti-porn critiques of pornography is that they’re sex-negative and all too often, that ends up creating a “no we’re not/yes you are” argument. And yet, whenever I read the anti-porn side of things, I’m struck by how often sex-negativity is woven into their claims, although in all […]
Read MoreThe Both/And of the Porn Wars
- Jun, 18, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- pornography, sex & culture, sex research, sexual politics
- 17 Comments.
I have to admit that I find the debates about porn fascinating. Actually, they’re not really debates since, more often than not, what I see is people yelling at each other. Calling it a debate would imply that there’s a deeper level of dialogue than actually exists. I find this rather frustrating because I can […]
Sigh. Another Conference Against Porn
- May, 29, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- pornography, sex & culture, sexual politics
- 10 Comments.
Many of my sex-positive, pro-porn friends are talking about the Stop Porn Culture conference in a couple of weeks. I was resisting writing something about this because I don’t want to give them more attention (or, for that matter, more of my bandwidth). And after sitting with it for a bit, I realized I had […]
Read MoreFreedom From Porn and the iPhone
- May, 17, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- pornography, resources
- 1 Comment.
This post also appeared on the Good Vibrations Magazine. The internet is abuzz with the latest back and forth about porn between Apple and the rest of the world. Ryan Tate at Gawker.com had an interesting conversation with him, and he’s posted the entire thing here: Clipped from: gawker.com by clp.ly In particular, there are […]
Read MoreAnti-Porn Doesn’t Have to Be Anti-Sex…
- May, 03, 2010
- Charlie Glickman
- pornography, sex & culture, sex positivity
- 2 Comments.
But it often is. The NY Times has an article about the first Christian ministry to address porn addiction with female clients. I’ve written about my thoughts on sex addiction and I think that many of them carry over to porn addiction as well. The short version is that I recognize that many people feel […]
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