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A review by caedocyon
Yes Means Yes!: Visions of Female Sexual Power and A World Without Rape by Jaclyn Friedman
4.0
I'm counting this as read because I read most of the ones I was interested in. I may go back and pick off a few more.
I really liked Julia Serano's essay about how in addition to not desexualizing women who choose not to make themselves objects, we have to stop desexualizing men who choose not to objectify.
The interview with three sex workers was also really interesting, although it sort of ignored the idea that sex work isn't always a choice.
There was another really good one that I'm not remembering right now either. Oh yes---the one on virginity! Great.
All in all, some very good essays and very smart, interesting stuff. No wonder it's a classic.
I really liked Julia Serano's essay about how in addition to not desexualizing women who choose not to make themselves objects, we have to stop desexualizing men who choose not to objectify.
The interview with three sex workers was also really interesting, although it sort of ignored the idea that sex work isn't always a choice.
There was another really good one that I'm not remembering right now either. Oh yes---the one on virginity! Great.
All in all, some very good essays and very smart, interesting stuff. No wonder it's a classic.