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Book SynopsisWhen it comes to sex education, the personal is political.
Trade Review'As a passionate sex educator, it’s Natalie Fiennes’ firm belief that everyone deserves to learn about the full spectrum of human sexuality and to discover their desires, shame-free'
-- gal-dem
'A short, punchy, intersectional, unstuffy overview of all sorts of issues that impact sexuality and sexual activity'
-- 'The f Word'
‘Shows how can we rise up against powerful and oppressive politics’
-- ‘The f Word’
Table of ContentsAcknowledgements
Introduction: She may be a bag of trouble: A short history of sex education
1. Sex: I am fast
2. Gender identity: Changing rooms
3. Masculinity: Trump’s button
4. Body image: From scrawny to brawny
5. Sexual consent: No means no
6. Contraceptives: ‘If you have sex you will get pregnant and die’
7. Virginity: Purity
8. Sexual violence: ‘Abuse of power comes as no surprise’
9. Sexuality: From Stonewall to Yarl’s Wood
10. Pornography: Sex education today
11. Sex work: The oldest job in the world
12. Relationships: Just swipe right
Conclusion
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