I don’t need to tell you that there’s a lot of hypocrisy surrounding the Internet and sex. Websites like Amazon, Google, and Paypal are constantly patrolling sexuality by limiting access to goods, services, and content that those websites consider “pornographic,” while at the same time content that could be extremely damaging due to its misogynistic [...]
Posts Tagged ‘language’
The Internet Is For Porn: Sex Negativity and Sexualization
Posted: January 1, 2011 in mediaTags: censorship, language, sex & relationships
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Defining Sexuality from a Genderqueer Perspective
Posted: August 13, 2010 in sex & relationshipsTags: gender, genderqueer, language, personal, sex & relationships
I considered using this space for a brief introductory post, but instead it seems appropriate to get straight to the content. If you are curious as to the blogger’s background, please feel free to visit the About page for some information. —– Why do we define sexuality with reference to sex and gender? Simple enough [...]