The issue of whether “bisexual” is an outdated term in an era of nonbinary genders has been getting a lot of debate lately. Is “pansexual” really any better?
Bisexual or Pansexual?
Does calling yourself bisexual reinforce a gender binary that excludes trans and nonbinary people?
“Recovering Your Sexuality”: A Workshop by Recovering From Religion
Learning how to express your sexual or gender identity sometimes means escaping from everything you were taught in church or temple. This six-week workshop is for people who are trying to take that step.
Sex, School, and Secularism: This Week’s Godless Perverts Social Club
6/19/2014, 7PM: Join Godless Perverts for a conversation about promoting sex-positive sex education, supporting non-religious youth, ending peer-to-peer and institutionalized slut-shaming in schools. Wicked Grounds Cafe, 7-9pm
What Atheist Community is For: Help Angelina Collier’s Children
Many of you may have already heard about the death of Angelina Collier, and the campaign to raise funds for her children. Some of you may have even given money. If so, thank you very much. Angelina was murdered last month by her husband Robert, who then killed himself. The two of them had three children: […]
June Events: A Godless Perverts Story Hour, and the Social Club Goes Twice-Monthly
As of June, the Godless Perverts Social Club will be happening twice a month. Also, on June 14, there’s a Pride Edition of the Godless Perverts Story Hour. Readers include Heina, Jon Ginoli, Juba Kalamka, Greta Christina, Simon Sheppard, Annalee Newitz, and Chris Hall.
Happy Birthday to Us: The Godless Perverts Social Club Turns One
I’m a little bit stunned to be writing this, but as of next Tuesday, we will have been holding the Godless Perverts Social Club for one whole year. What is the Godless Perverts Social Club? It’s the other regular event that we’ve been doing to build community among atheists who are sex-positive, queer, kinky, or […]
Juba Kalamka Reads “Jubilee Showcase (for Aaron Muhammad)”
Poet, musician, sex worker, and activist Juba Kalamka reads a poem about a young Black man who killed himself because of sexual shame.