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| Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Yes means yes! Berkeley, Calif. : Seal Press, c2008 (OCoLC)607739772 Online version: Yes means yes! Berkeley, Calif. : Seal Press, c2008 (OCoLC)609156953 |
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| Material Type: | Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Jaclyn Friedman; Jessica Valenti |
| ISBN: | 9781580052573 1580052576 |
| OCLC Number: | 227574524 |
| Description: | 361 p. ; 21 cm. |
| Contents: | Offensive feminism: the conservative gender norms that perpetuate rape culture, and how feminists can fight back / Jill Filipovic -- Toward a performance model of sex / Thomas MacAulay Millar -- Beyond yes or no: consent as sexual process / Rachel Kramer Bussel -- A woman's worth / Javacia N. Harris -- How do you fuck a fat woman? / Kate Harding -- Queering black female heterosexuality / Kimberly Springer -- What it feels like when it finally comes: surviving incest in real life / Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha -- A love letter from an anti-rape activist to her feminist sex-toy store / Lee Jacobs Riggs -- The fantasy of acceptable "non-consent": why the female sexual submissive scares us (and why she shouldn't) / Stacey May Fowles -- Invasion of space by a female / Coco Fusco -- When sexual autonomy isn't enough: sexual violence against immigrant women in the United States / Miriam Zoila Perez -- Trial by media: black female lasciviousness and the question of consent / Samhita Mukhopadhyay -- An old enemy in a new outfit: how date rape became gray rape and why it matters / Lisa Jervis -- Reclaiming touch: rape culture, explicit verbal consent, and body sovereignty / Hazel/Cedar Troost -- An immodest proposal / Heather Corinna -- Hooking up with healthy sexuality: the lessons boys learn (and don't learn) about sexuality, and why a sex-positive rape prevention paradigm can benefit everyone involved / Brad Perry -- The not-rape epidemic / Latoya Peterson -- Shame is the first betrayer / Toni Amato -- Why nice guys finish last / Julia Serano -- Sex worth fighting for / Anastasia Higginbotham -- Killing misogyny: a personal story of love, violence, and strategies for survival / Cristina Meztli Tzintzun -- When pregnancy is outlawed, only outlaws will be pregnant / Tiloma Jayasinghe -- Who're you calling a whore?: a conversation with three sex workers on sexuality, empowerment, and the industry / Susan Lopez, Mariko Passion, Saundra -- The process-oriented virgin / Hanne Blank -- Purely rape: the myth of sexual purity and how it reinforces rape culture / Jessica Valenti -- Real sex education / Cara Kulwicki -- In defense of going wild or: how I stopped worrying and learned to love pleasure (and how you can, too) / Jaclyn Friedman. |
| Responsibility: | Jaclyn Friedman & Jessica Valenti [editors] ; foreword by Margaret Cho. |
Abstract:
A modern analysis of rape by the activist author of Full Frontal Feminism calls for a greater understanding of and respect for female sexual pleasure as part of a societal effort to end rape by having men see women as equal collaborators instead of sexual conquests.
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