This is about Kim Gordon’s Leg (via Michael Ferguson)
I’ve been around the block and then some. This means, among other things, that thinking about sexuality on a daily, hourly, minutely basis doesn’t have an erotic charge for me – I don’t feel titillated by sitting in a meeting and talking about comprehensive sexuality education, I don’t get turned on when I edit a writer’s tale of a night in a strip club. Thinking about sexuality is my career, it’s my life’s work. This doesn’t, of course, mean that all things sexual elicit no response for me – but it does mean that I have a clear sense of when things are sexy or sexual and when they are not. This sense, however, doesn’t seem to be one that a lot of other people have.
— Audacia Ray at Feministe, Taking the Erotic Out of Sexual Culture (yes, THIS)
Egyptian citizen-made sex media: part of a video series meant to be traded over Bluetooth, etc. on mobile phones.
“Love : so what ?”
The punch line says:
“Love before marriage isn’t a shame”.
The very last message says:
“Egypt, start loving”
(via الحب : وماله ؟ / Love : so what ? « Ahmad Sherif Project / أحمد شريف / أنت يا مصري)
(Blockpages gallery, via Global Voices Advocacy)
Флэш-моб. Присоединяйся!
(A totally amazingly useful use of LiveJournal: by activists in Belarus. Do you read Russian? Teach me something because this is questionable for sure.)
Cate Blanchett (via sexisnottheenemy, girlsinsuits, avocadosalad)
I feel like such a sellout for this not being a weblog, but that is [the] future, too.
