R. Foxtale has a new blog post up discussing some interesting meta points related to rolequeer theory and, specifically, the methodology behind its own theorizing: We’re not professional academics, not professional activists, not professional writers, nothing – nor do we aspire to any of those positions of authority. We are kids on the Internet trying […]
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On Rolequeer Methodology: Effective ideological anarchism
11 Jul 2015 at 00:08
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Non-monogamy: A Human Internet for Compassionate Payloads
19 Oct 2011 at 01:42
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This article first appeared on the Good Vibes Magazine, and is slated to appear in this month’s issue of SsexBbox‘s pocket ‘zine. The Dalai Lama once said, “Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them, humanity cannot survive.†But today, as environmentalist and author Paul Hawken observed, “goods seem to have become more important, […]
SsexBbox: Gender is a text field
When I met sexuality documentary filmmaker Priscilla Bertucci back in March, I knew I’d want to check out her project, SsexBbox as soon as I could. The project is a far-reaching one, using many forms of media, and aims to explore sexuality itself as a first-class subject of study rather than merely something humans do […]
Anti-censorship best practices for the sex-positive publisher – Atlanta Poly Weekend 2011
29 Mar 2011 at 03:06
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Community, My Videos, Politics of sex, Polyamory, Technology, Writing and blogging
FetLife fallout: the best and the worst early responses to “FetLife Considered Harmful”
The following are three replies I wrote to several threads within FetLife that I started regarding my post, FetLife Considered Harmful: The Risks of Sex Ghettoization. They exemplify some of the best and the worst early responses to my presentation, and in many cases perfectly showcase the kind of imbecilic, lazy, self-consoling thinking so common […]
