“I still remember the exhilaration I felt when I saw my first pornographic image,” Mireille Miller-Young writes in her 2014 study A Taste for Brown Sugar: Black...
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From the Newsletter: Pushing censorship over the borderline
Editor’s Note: Prostasia is reprinting useful material from our newsletter for blog readers. This essay first ran in June 2021. To keep up to date on everything...
How Exodus Cry reinvented the white slavery moral panic for a modern age
Benjamin Nolot is a hero valiantly fighting against moral rot—at least according to Benjamin Nolot. The founder of Exodus Cry believes that pornography is corrupting our...
From the Newsletter: Saving consensual adult content
Editor’s Note: Prostasia is reprinting useful material from our newsletter for blog readers. This essay first ran in May 2021. To keep up to date on everything...
Trans children aren’t new: an interview with Jules Gill-Peterson
“We have not even yet begun to ask what it would mean to let trans children name their own desires and be recognized as entitled to direct their own affairs,” Jules...
Sex workers are mothers, too
I am sharing a glass of wine with my child’s best friend’s mother while our children play princesses.
“So how...
From the Newsletter: How the Biden administration should address QAnon
Editor's Note: Prostasia is reprinting useful material from our newsletter for blog readers. This article by newsletter editor Jeremy Malcolm first ran in February...
From the Newsletter: Jillian Keenan’s Sex With Shakespeare
Editor’s Note: Prostasia is reprinting useful material from our newsletter for blog readers. This review first ran in June 2020. To keep up to date on everything...
Child trafficking narratives are misleading
When most people hear “human trafficking,” they think of kidnapped young cis, mostly white girls sold into enforced sexual slavery by criminal gangs composed mostly of...
From the Newsletter: Michael Seto’s Pedophilia and Sexual Offending Against Children
Editor's Note: Prostasia is reprinting useful material from our newsletter for blog readers. This review by Jeremy Malcolm first ran in April 2021. To keep up to date...