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of events and issues concerning sexuality and the culture of human rights
Bio
Currently puncturing the myth of the "mainstream" through design + research. Other interests range from shopping for books and taking urban strolls to sketching and having neat conversations over coffee.
LINKS THAT MATTER
ACLU LGBT Project: Fights discrimination and moves public opinion on LGBT rights in the US.
Amnesty International US: Works to protect members of the LGBT community whilst striving to achieve decriminalization and marriage equality.
Below-the-Belt: A space for informed, critical commentary about "gender, sex, sexuality, and the many other aspects of gender facing people around the world."
Breakthrough: Building human rights culture in India and the US through popular media, leadership development and community education.
Change.org: A platform informing and empowering Gay Rights Movement.
Gay Book Blog: Extensive and most up to date resource on LGBT literature.
LGBT Rights - Human Rights Watch: Dedicated to protecting the human rights of people around the world
IGLHRC: Dedicated to human rights advocacy on behalf of people who experience discrimination or abuse on the basis of their actual or perceived sexual orientation, gender identity or expression.
Sexual Orientation + Law: Gender and Sexuality Law Blog, Columbia University, NYC.
Sonali Gulati: Film-maker interested in the politics of representation in media.
Trevor Hoppe: Gay Men's Health, LGBTIQ Politics. Academia.
visualAIDS: Historicizes and provides support to artistic endeavours; produces contemporary exhibitions, publications and events.
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About Me
About This Blog
This blog is built around what I refer to as the socio-sexual debate, meaning the simultaneously coexisting conditions of human society and human sexuality in a constant state of inner conflict and pressing debate. To read more, click here.
Opinion Matters
"There is a way of discussing sexuality without using labels" (Mika* in an interview with Shana Naomi Krochmal, OUT, 2008-01-28).
*Mika is a London-based singer-songwriter.
*Mika is a London-based singer-songwriter.
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