Mr. Condom. TED: Mechai Viravaidya: How Mr. Condom made Thailand a better place.
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Mr. Condom.

TED: Mechai Viravaidya: How Mr. Condom made Thailand a better place.

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How to Prepare for a Pelvic Exam if You’re a Sexual Assault Survivor

Really helpful.

I still haven’t been, but it makes me more inclined to want to go.

The Not Rape Epidemic

If you want to post your experiences with not rape, go on and do it. Anony is on, so it is a safe place if that’s what you choose. Also, the essay is very much worth the read. You can even browse the responses by the ‘not rape’ responses tag.

My feminism will be intersectional or it will be BULLSHIT.

10 Creepy, Sexy Fairy Tales That Should Be Films

fuckyeahfairytales:

I’m with io9 on this one. Instead of going after the same old fairy tales, Hollywood should look for some other material. Rapunzel, Vasilisa the Beautiful (a Russian tale I absolutely love), the original Nutcracker tale, Tam Lin, Bluebeard, Arabian Nights and some myths made the list. Great read.

The Red Shoes, please.

Source: fuckyeahfairytales

good: Today, senior editor Cord Jefferson notes that the Norwegian killings shouldn’t be seen by anyone as points on scoreboard:  It’s easy to gloat right now. It’s easy for liberals to mock right-wing zealots. It’s easy for atheists to mock the faithful. It’s easy for Muslims to mock Christians. But what we forget, amid all that mocking, is that that sort of demeaning hatred is why Norway is reeling in the first place, why nearly 100 Norwegians, many of them children, are today dead too soon. This isn’t to say that people shouldn’t learn lessons from Breivik’s attack. In fact, it should be remembered forever, like 9/11, and talked about in classrooms from elementary to college. But to use people’s lives, the loss of them specifically, as leverage to try prove a political point is downright sick. There were no wins or losses on Friday. There was only loss. Read more on GOOD → Yes.
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good:

Today, senior editor Cord Jefferson notes that the Norwegian killings shouldn’t be seen by anyone as points on scoreboard: 

It’s easy to gloat right now. It’s easy for liberals to mock right-wing zealots. It’s easy for atheists to mock the faithful. It’s easy for Muslims to mock Christians. But what we forget, amid all that mocking, is that that sort of demeaning hatred is why Norway is reeling in the first place, why nearly 100 Norwegians, many of them children, are today dead too soon.

This isn’t to say that people shouldn’t learn lessons from Breivik’s attack. In fact, it should be remembered forever, like 9/11, and talked about in classrooms from elementary to college. But to use people’s lives, the loss of them specifically, as leverage to try prove a political point is downright sick. There were no wins or losses on Friday. There was only loss.

Read more on GOOD →

Yes.

Source: good

Gays against Gaga: A note from a reader

I doubt you’ll accept this post but really, this is too much. Lady Gaga is said to be a gay superstar not because she is said to be gay, but because she represents them. And for you to be turning down support from someone with such a big name is fucking stupid. Consider this: even if you don’t…

Source: gaysagainstgaga