The Fantasy of Non-Consent | Sex Work on Reality TV | Sodomy Laws Rooted in Colonialism

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Sex Work Goes Mainstream on Reality TV By Marcy Marzuki, Spread Magazine Prostitutes, strippers and porn stars are now as ubiquitous on cable as cops are on network TV. Is that good or bad for sex workers? Read more »   In Mexico, Gays Defend Their Right to be Catholic By Diego Cevallos, IPS News In Mexico, Gays proclaim a "right to be who we are, and demand to be respected and acknowledged as part of the Catholic community." Read more »   Sodomy Laws Are Rooted in British Colonialism By Nergui Manalsuren, IPS News In many countries, conservatives claim homosexuality came from the colonizing West. In fact, it's homophobia that's a legacy of Western colonialism. Read more »   Will a Fierce Battle Over Gay Rights Split the Anglican Church? By Marcela Valente, IPS News There is a "serious crisis" as conservative bishops from the United States are fleeing to South America. Read more »   The Fantasy of Acceptable 'Non-Consent': Why the Female Sexual Submissive Scares Us (and Why She Shouldn't) By Stacey May Fowles, Seal Press There is a guilt and shame among women who have fantasies of their own violation and express a desire to be demeaned. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Shocking: "Keep Your Legs Crossed, Sluts" Sex-Ed Strategy Fails By Jill Filipovic, Feministe The U.S. government has spent more than $1.5 billion on abstinence programs. What a terrible waste. Read more »   The Founding of the Church of Gay By AndyS in Colorado, Daily Kos Your taxpayer dollars will be used to fund our work overturning all laws contrary to our religious precepts. Read more »

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