" >“The Sex Factor”: Dissecting Sexuality Messages in TV
Bryce Komaroff has an amazing knack for constructive criticism, a fiendishly sultry voice and a penchant for watching TV with lots of sex in it. A burgeoning sexuality educator herself, she watched time and again as popular comedies aimed at young viewers depicted sexuality in unhelpfully inaccurate ways. It wasn’t that the shows were too … Read more
Tough Cookies: Sexuality and Feminism with a Lesbian Slant
Melissa Fabello was growing tired of the lesbian blog scene. From her vantage, a space that should have been safe for women to share ideas was increasingly hostile to diversity of beliefs and behaviors by those who self-identified as lesbian. So she did what any good educator/genius would do: she re-invented the genre. Along with … Read more
The Daily “News”
Recently I co-taught a course to upcoming sexuality education professionals on Sexuality and Media at my alma mater. In the course, we discussed how to talk to reporters. One of the many take-aways from this conversation, probably the most important point I hoped to get across to my students, was: Reporters rarely contact experts to … Read more
Oh, Boy! I Love Tests!
April is the official awareness month for a lot of things and we’ve already talked about a few of them: Poetry, Sexual Assault Prevention and even Wage Gap Day where we looked at pictures of Ryan Gosling and swooned. Before this month is out, we need to shine a flashlight on one more matter. Yes, Peanut … Read more
Sex and Exercise: Dr. Timaree on The Morgan Report
As you may or may not know, sexuality education is not my only career. I’m also a certified group fitness instructor, which is just as fun. In this fun interview with Damion Morgan for Urban Health Magazine, you can learn all about it. I dole out: advice on which fitness trends are worth contemplating, discuss … Read more
