Via Voices of American Sexuality, a PSA from government-run 4parents.gov, with a whole raft of young people just begging their parents to teach them to wait until marriage to have sex:
Jenna Bush notwithstanding, of course.
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Ill-gotten Praise
- "Melissa Gira is the sex writer of the future. Her smart, savvy writing moves your mind." - Susannah Breslin
- "Fabulous, super-smart." - Rachel Kramer Bussel
- "Her passion and creativity about sex work, the internet, and writing makes me want to work all the harder." - Audacia Ray
Links
- Laura Agustin / Border thinking
- Ars Technica
- Kate Bornstein
- Bookkake Blog
- Bound, not Gagged
- Susie Bright
- Center for Sex & Culture
- Tracy Clark-Flory / Salon
- Coilhouse
- Heather Corinna / Femmerotic
- Lena Chen / Sex and the Ivy
- Clayton Cubitt / The Constant Siege
- Debauchette
- Maria Diaz / one sharp broad
- Fimoculous
- Gina de Vries / queershoulder
- Genderfork
- Information Aesthetics
- Jezebel
- La Petite Claudine
- The Midwest Teen Sex Show
- Debbie Nathan
- Techspolitation / Annalee Newitz
- Open the Future
- Tracy Quan / Jet-setting callgirl
- Audacia Ray / Waking Vixen
- Rhizome
- Amber Rhea
- Bonnie Ruberg / Heroine Sheik
- sexuality.about.com
- Sex & Blogs
- Sex, Art, and Politics
- Sex in the Public Square
- The Sex Carnival
- Shameless
- Caty Simon / marginalutility
- $pread
- Synthetic Pubes
- Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore
- The Rumpus
- This Recording
- Tomorrow Museum
- Voices of American Sexuality
- We Make Money Not Art
- worship the glitch JoAnn Wypijewski / The Nation
One Comment
Anyone who believes 4parents.gov (and the federal government’s web sites in general) is a reliable source of information is, sadly, mistaken.
Not too long ago you could cite the CDC and FDA’s web sites as reliable sources of information about sexuality and sexual health. Not any more. That’s so sad when you they’ve taken what used to be the preeminant source of health information on the planet and turned it into an indoctrination tool.