Cleis Ebook Steals, $2.99 each!
A whole bunch of our books are on steep discount for anyone with an ereader! Nab these puppies before they disappear.
Erotica:
I haven’t published with Cleis, so I won’t make any money if you buy these. But you might have fun if you do.
Today we will conclude our discussion on sexual ethics by looking at the topic of homosexuality. Unfortunately there won’t be time for me to go through the reading on masturbation with you. That’s just something you’ll have to do yourself.
Applied Ethics professor (via philosophyprofessorquotes)
I like to introduce as much sex into logic as I can because otherwise it’s pretty boring.
Logic professor (via philosophyprofessorquotes)
Anonymous: You can’t have a bicycle. You can have either a homocycle or a heterocycle. bisexual-community: Ha! LOL I really prefer a vehicle that can go both ways. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit…
“She was a war veteran, and she’s been living her life and has been recognized as a woman for over 38 years. For the federal government to say, ‘You are not legally female’ was just so insulting at a time when she was already grieving the loss of her husband,” says Dru Levasseur, national director of the Transgender Rights Project for Lambda Legal, which took up Asti’s case in June 2013.
Adding to Asti’s argument: Her legal documents – from her Social Security card, to her passport, to her federal taxes, to her pilot’s license – had long reflected her legal status as female. Even so, none of it was enough to convince the Social Security Administration, which originally denied her survivor’s benefits because the agency claimed she was male at the time the couple wed in 2004.
8 Steps Undocumented Sexual Assault Survivors Can Take
While almost always absent in literature on sexual assault, undocumented immigrant women and girls are particularlyvulnerable to gender-based violence. Numbers are difficult to estimate, but a combination of complex challenges like immigration status, language and cultural barriers, lack of information and financial resources, social isolation, and fear of the police keeps many undocumented women from reporting their abuse and seeking help. Despite their immigration status, however, there are options available to undocumented survivors who seek redress, medical care, safety, and healing. Here are some of the steps undocumented survivors can take after sexual assault.
