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The Economics of Sex Work: Supply, Demand, and Market Structures
Nov 9 2025 / EconomicsSex work operates as a complex, underground economy with clear supply and demand patterns. From street corners to online platforms, pricing, risks, and client behavior reveal how this market functions-and why it predicts economic downturns.
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Tantric Traditions and Sexual Symbolism: Separating Myth from Historical Reality
Nov 6 2025 / Global TraditionsTantra is often misunderstood as a sexual practice, but historically it was a profound spiritual path using sex as one tool among many for awakening. This article separates myth from reality, exploring its origins, rituals, and modern distortions.
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Clockwork and Steam Vibrators: The Medical Marketing of Pre-Electric Sex Toys
Nov 6 2025 / History & CultureBefore electricity, vibrators were steam-powered medical devices sold to treat 'female hysteria.' This is the hidden history of how pleasure was disguised as therapy - and how women used these machines long before they were called sex toys.
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Stag Films (1900s-1940s): The Underground Pornographic Movies That Shaped Modern Adult Cinema
Nov 6 2025 / History & CultureStag films were underground pornographic movies made in secret from 1915 to 1968, shown in all-male gatherings and distributed through covert networks. They shaped the foundation of modern adult cinema.
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Quranic 'Tilth' Metaphor: What It Really Means About Marriage and Gender
Nov 5 2025 / History & CultureQuran 2:223's 'tilth' metaphor is often misunderstood as objectifying women, but it's actually a call for responsible, nurturing marriage rooted in 7th-century agricultural wisdom and spiritual accountability.
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The Mattachine Society: America’s First Gay Rights Movement in the 1950s
Nov 5 2025 / LGBTQ+ HistoryThe Mattachine Society was America’s first sustained gay rights organization, founded in 1950 by Harry Hay and others. Through secrecy, legal defense, and education, they challenged the idea that homosexuality was a disease - paving the way for future activism.
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Banquet Scenes and Shared Reclining: How Etruscan Gender Relations Differed from Ancient Greece
Nov 4 2025 / History & ArchaeologyEtruscan banquet scenes reveal women reclining alongside men - a stark contrast to the male-only symposia of classical Athens. This difference reflects deeper cultural values around gender, power, and social equality in ancient Italy.
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Consent Education in Schools: Teaching Affirmative Consent to Kids and Teens
Nov 4 2025 / Health & WellnessAffirmative consent education is now required in 18 U.S. states and D.C., teaching kids from elementary school through high school how to set boundaries, ask for permission, and respect others. It’s not about sex-it’s about safety, communication, and dignity.
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Aquinas’s Procreative Logic: How Medieval Theology Ranked Sexual Sins by Procreation
Nov 1 2025 / History & CultureThomas Aquinas ranked sexual sins by how much they blocked procreation-not by harm or consent. His medieval logic shaped Catholic teaching for 700 years and still influences Church doctrine today.
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Legal Protections Beyond Marriage: Housing, Employment, and Public Accommodations for LGBTQ+ People
Nov 1 2025 / Social PolicyMarriage doesn't protect LGBTQ+ people from housing discrimination, job loss, or being denied service. Learn how to secure your rights in 2025 - before laws get worse.
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Civil Disobedience and AIDS: How Activists Forced Change in the Streets
Oct 31 2025 / Social PolicyACT UP used civil disobedience to force government and pharmaceutical companies to act during the AIDS crisis. Their protests lowered drug prices, changed medical research, and saved millions of lives.
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Egyptian Erotic Papyri: Comic Sex Scenes and Sacred Satire
Oct 31 2025 / History & CultureThe Turin Erotic Papyrus, created around 1150 BCE, is the oldest known explicit sexual artwork in human history. Far from being pornographic, it's a satirical comedy that reveals ancient Egyptians' open, humorous, and complex relationship with sex.
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