Some time ago, I decided I wanted to make a documentary about sex education and how incredibly important it is to us as individuals and as a society. So my amazing friend Lisandra and I have teamed up to start the journey and the journey begins with YOU. We want to start a dialogue with anyone and everyone about what it means to have an effective sex education. We want your stories, your input, your ideas and your questions. We want to hear from the people that matter the most when considering and advocating for comprehensive sex education.
So, without much ado, welcome to THE SEX UNEDUCATED PROJECT.
Sex. Education. Discuss.
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This is a thesexuneducated appreciation message. I have honestly learned so much from your blog (maybe even more than I did in health class). Just want to drop this message so you know that we appreciate you taking time out of your life to give us informed and eloquent answers to our questions. KEEP DOING WHAT YOU ARE DOING, it is important! Lots of love, xoxo.
THANK YOU! All of you keep me going - this blog is as much a safe, informative place for me as I attempt to make it for all of you. Thank you thank you! :)
there’s gotta be a point when someone is about to make a video of a thin white cisgender able-bodied man having sex (in a more dominant role, of course) with a thin white cisgender able-bodied woman and they think
you know
maybe there’s enough of this already
Just like there’s gotta be a point when someone is about to make a blockbuster film with heterosexual white cisgender males blowing up buildings and beating up other heterosexual white cisgender males while a thin heterosexual white cisgender female submissively waits to be saved for the duration of the movie and they think
you know
this shit is crazy unoriginal
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Women are potentially a formidable revolutionary force. They are so totally oppressed that once they do begin to move for change the momentum begun in order to unload the burden of their own oppression may simply keep on going until the structures that support both their oppression and the oppression of the whole society under colonialism is toppled.
Stephanie Urgand from “Fighting Two Colonialisms: Women in Guinea-Bissau”
Umoja (dir. Elizabeth Tadic) tells the story of a group of Samburu women who get tired of men’s shit and start their own women-only community (as in if a man shows up and talks that macho bullshit they kindly suggest that he get the fuck out, sometimes with sticks). Saw this tonight at the Artivist Film Festival, and it was awesome.
(Pssst, notice how they didn’t need Western feminists to tell them how to liberate themselves.)
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The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence is an international order of nuns founded in San Francisco’s Castro District in 1979. Sister Hysterectoria, one of the founding members, tells us about the history and mission of the organization.
Jailbreak the Patriarchy Chrome Extension
MOST AWESOME THING EVER!! Converts gender pronouns and some gendered nouns on any web page to their ‘opposites’.
I wish I had chrome. If you have chrome - DO THIS!
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Young people must be given the tools to make the right choices for themselves
All young people are different and that is why they need the information, guidance and support which will suit their lifestyle and situation. When the time is right for young people to have sex this information and support will help them to make informed choices which are right for them.
Some young people choose to have sex and others don’t. It is all about personal choice, and these choices should be respected,supported and not judged. Many people have an opinion on young people, relationships and sex, they think everything young people do is wrong or inappropriate. This view needs to be changed because, let’s face it, not everyone is perfect and people make mistakes. When young people make mistakes, it’s up to adults to help them to learn from them. This is why people need to help young people and not to judge them.
Young people’s choices about sex and relationships can be influenced by so many different things such as TV, films, their culture and what they are taught at school. The main thing is that the choices a young person makes are right for them and nobody else and that’s why we should all be ready to say NO when it isn’t right for us!
Hi guys Natalie here, this month we have been working on the photos for the creative project taking pledges into sessions and working on our corner of sex positive for the shop in Oldham, which am really excited about because we will get loads of photos and pledges done, anyway I will update you all next month on how it goes thanks to everyone for your support so far!
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