My sexual accessibility has never been up to me, and this was a crucial and painful epiphany to have. Content Warning: this essay mentions depression and instances of sexual coercion. It’s not that I haven’t been celibate before. As someone who lives in the gray area of the asexual and aromantic spectrums, I’ve gone long […]
Stephen Mader
How White Privilege Shapes “Intent” — and How Intent Keeps Privileged Whites Out of Jail
by Kristance Harlow The common saying that “it’s the thought that counts” is supposed to apply to gift-giving, but it was ...
