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The politics of sexuality addresses, and often challenges, the social organisation of sexuality. Sexuality is not defined by nature, nor is it simply an individual matter. Sexuality as a political phenomenon involves a wide variety of issues including, for example, the representation of sexuality, sex education, hierarchies of sexual acts, individual freedom, reproductive rights, sex work and sexual identities.
Organisations involved in the politics of sexuality.
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Web site which contain material which is likely to be considered 'pornographic' should be submitted to http://dmoz.org/Adult/Society/Sexuality/ |
This category is for web site which addressed pornography as a political issue.
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This subcat is for sites that generally have to do with the relationship between sex work, individual sexual freedom and society. Sites that vigorously oppose people having the right to do sex work do not belong here. A site that was about an individual's negative experiences with sex work would be ok as long as it did not negate the right of other individuals to choose it. Examples:
http://www.blackstockings-seattle.com/
http://www.hips.org/
http://www.bayswan.org/penet.html
Web sites which advertise for services of sex workers should be posted under http://dmoz.org/Adult/Regional/ |
These are sites that offer information, resources, and political and social commentary about sex work and the sex industry, including prostitution, stripping and exotic dancing, professional dominance, porn modeling, phone sex and other forms of sexual or adult entertainment for money. These are **not porn sites!!** Generally they offer the view that sex work is an individual choice, not a sin or something that should be criminalized. They may be sites that tell about one individual's experience or they may be sites for organizations that support sex workers in various ways.
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