*No white men are harmed in the writing of this guide. You don’t have to be a white man to write like a white man. White women can write like a white man. Asian men can write like a white man. Multiracial non-binary folks can write like a white man. Ironically, a lot of white […]
The erotic is often set up as a counterpoint, an antidote to pornography. Often conceptualized as the deep inner source of power within the (female) body, the erotic promises a recuperation of the orgasmic force from the empty physical body-to-body exchange (i.e. sex) that is promulgated by pornography. The erotic can make having sex sexy […]
I do something is not exactly a work by Miguel Gutierrez, although it was something that the choreographer himself definitely did, and I myself also surely witnessed it happening. Yet, if you go onto Google and type “I do something by Miguel Gutierrez”, nothing of sort would appear – no images, no written descriptions, no interviews, […]
Blackness is certainly not an easy topic to write about, especially for an author who is not black himself. I have watched Ligia Lewis’ minor matter three times since January but I have been very hesitant to analyze it, because it is important for black writers and black activists to be at the center of the discourse […]
Pornography appears to be the nemesis of feminism. It is an industry that is unabashed in its upholding of patriarchy and misogyny, blatantly banishing the figure of the woman to a commodity to be looked at, to be exploited for sexual pleasure, and yet the woman is the first one to be excluded as a masturbatory viewer/ […]
