L'histoire de Sexplanations

La chaîne Sexplanations, animée par la Dre Lindsey Doe, retrace les origines du projet. Il est né d'un discours prévu pour une série de conférences universitaires réputée, dans lequel l'intervenante évoquait l'enseignement de la sexualité à l'université et en ligne. Après que les organisateurs ont demandé de limiter le contenu sexuel de la présentation, elle a décidé de se retirer de l'événement. Elle y voit un refus de la censure et du silence, et soutient que la sexualité mérite la même étude ouverte que les autres disciplines académiques.

• Le projet est né d'un discours pour une série de conférences universitaires.
• L'intervenante s'est retirée après une demande de réduire le contenu sexuel de sa présentation.
• Elle défend une étude ouverte de la sexualité, au même titre que les autres sujets académiques.

Get Nebula using my link for 40% off an annual subscription: https://go.nebula.tv/sexplanations If you already have a Nebula account, you can use a similar link to give a year of Nebula to a friend. https://gift.nebula.tv/sexplanations LIFETIME NEBULA MEMBERSHIP: https://go.nebula.tv/lifetime?ref=sexplanations This is the story of Sexplanations. This video was originally a speech for one of the most well-known talk series at one of the most prestigious schools in the world. I was invited to speak about “how to bring the field of sexuality closer to people, and the role that sex education can, or should, play in that process.” I reflected on my experiences teaching at a university and online, anecdotes for the woes and triumphs of my field. Initially, I received a few minor edits to the speech and a green light to proceed. A week later, I received a message that a board reviewed my writing and had provided me with 715 words outlining the ways I needed to “keep the sexual content low” in my talk about sex. After a lot of thought, conversations with colleagues, and discomfort, I withdrew from the conference. I think there are people who would have given Theodore of Oxfordshire a censored version, maybe even with a positive attitude that “something is better than nothing.” That isn’t me. I believe doing so would be acting in accordance with shame, perpetuating the very silence, misinformation, and disinformation that harm us. Sexuality deserves the same open communication we afford music, chemistry, and geology. It deserves to be studied and learned. It deserves curiosity. Support Sexplanations by becoming a sexpla(i)naut: https://patreon.com/sexplanations Sexplanations Podcast on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@sexplanationspodcast Support the podcast: https://patreon.com/SexplanationsPodcast Dr. Doe's contact info: TWITTER : https://twitter.com/elleteedee FACEBOOK : https://facebook.com/sexplanations INSTAGRAM : https://instagram.com/drlindseydoe