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Sex Workers Rally for Labor Rights on International Whores’ Day

DC Media Group The advocates were joined by DC Council member David Grosso, who supports their efforts at gaining workers status in the District. “I’m out to show my support for decriminalization of sex work,” he said. Grosso introduced a bill promoting sex workers rights last year in the DC …

Interview with NCSF Board Members Choc Trei and Susan Wright

Choc Trei, NCSF Board Member, and Susan Wright, NCSF Chairperson, and will be interviewed on the ISA Network on Friday June 8th at 9 pm EDT. We’ll talk about the recent resignation of NY State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, and the need for groups, volunteers and the community itself to …

A Call to Action on June 1st—The First Ever Sex Worker Lobby Day

The National Coalition for Sexual Freedom urges everyone in our communities to join us in supporting the first ever Sex Worker Lobby Day on June 1st in Washington, D.C. NCSF will be participating with sex workers in Federal lobbying with Members of Congress. We are also supporting direct action activities …

Guest Blog: Polyamory and BDSM researchers need your help!

by Chris Deaton We are two graduate researchers out of Arizona State University who are working on BDSM related projects and are looking for additional input from the community. The projects have multiple phases depending on respondent’s status and desire for additional involvement. There is a survey for the polyamorous …

Was it assault or kinky sex, Eric Schneiderman? Here’s the difference

The Guardian by Susan Wright This Monday, Eric Schneiderman resigned as the New York attorney general after four women alleged that he had assaulted them. Two of the women claimed they had been “choked and hit repeatedly by Mr Schneiderman”, while another said she had been “violently slapped across the …

Eric Schneiderman, Consent and Domestic Violence

NY Times Consent, the Dividing Line There is a bright line between pain caused by unwanted sexual or domestic violence and pain that can come during some kinds of consensual sexual activity among willing participants. “If it’s not consensual, then it’s not ‘rough sex.’ It’s abuse,” said Susan Wright, the …