It didn’t get the best reception, but I asked her to talk more about reconciling feminism and BDSM. Shocking Double Life of a Campus Feminist "By day, I was a women’s studies , wrote a weekly
the problem isn’t the feminist + bdsm part, it’s the men you’re dating part. Steps 1-3 are as they should be. If people do number 4, they either are not feminists or don’t understand BDSM …
Why I’m Against BDSM – Radical Feminist Perspective This post is an opinion piece and as such it will have a more light hearted, less formal tone than the previous piece. If you are an anti-BDSM feminist I hope that you enjoy the piece.
Jan 16, 2015 · A self identified "trap" feminist, and trained with a reproductive justice background, her interests include the intersections of feminism and: pop culture, youth culture, social media, hip hop, teenhood, sexuality, race, gender, and Beyonce.
yes people into BDSM can be feminist and often are. Your sexual tastes are your own business as long as everybody is into it and enthusiastically consenting, then its nobody elses business. Somebody might be really into being sexually dominated, but thats not because they think that is a …
[Written for Outright, March 1997.] BDSM: A feminist perspective. BDSM and feminism have sometimes been described as incompatible. But that depends very much on which bits of feminism you’re talking about – it includes many strands of thought, not necessarily consistent with each other.
Jan 16, 2015 · A self identified "trap" feminist, and trained with a reproductive justice background, her interests include the intersections of feminism and: pop culture, youth culture, social media, hip hop, teenhood, sexuality, race, gender, and Beyonce.
Thankfully, as I’ve grown, so has the relationship to BDSM and feminism, greatly because of the conversation between those in the kink community and those in the sex-positive feminist community and, most importantly, those who identify as being in both."
Gayle S. Rubin, a pro-BDSM feminist states, “Most people mistake their sexual preferences for a universal system that will or should work for everyone” (Deviations, 154) If we decide to judge
the problem isn’t the feminist + bdsm part, it’s the men you’re dating part. Steps 1-3 are as they should be. If people do number 4, they either are not feminists or don’t understand BDSM …