Just Sex: Students Rewrite the Rules on Sex, Violence, Equality and Activism
by Andrea Dworkin, Jodi Gold, Susan Villari, John Stoltenberg, John Stoltenburg, Selden Hol, Katie Koestner, Michael Scarce, Aishah Shahida Simmons, Luoluo Hong, Jesselyn Brown, Kathy Miria, Krista Jacob, Andy Abrams, Kristine Herman, Jason Shultz, Martha Mccaughey, Janelle White, Stephen Montagna, Elizabethe Holland, Nate Barnett, Michael Disabato, Brett Sokolo
Just Sex features student-authored essays that challenge and rewrite rules on sex, violence, equality, and activism in campus life. Through diverse voices, it addresses consent, power imbalances, and the push for institutional reforms to create safer, more equitable spaces for all.
About This Book
Just Sex brings together voices from students who are actively reshaping discussions on intimacy, consent, and power dynamics in educational settings. The book compiles essays that address the intersections of sexuality and social justice, highlighting the need for institutional change.
Contributors explore how traditional rules often perpetuate inequality and violence, advocating for student-led reforms that prioritize equality and respect. This work serves as a platform for young activists to share experiences and propose actionable strategies.
By focusing on real student perspectives, the collection underscores the role of education in promoting healthier relationships and combating systemic issues. It encourages readers to rethink established boundaries and embrace progressive activism.
The essays reveal the complexities of navigating sex and violence in academic life, emphasizing empowerment through collective rewriting of norms. This approach not only educates but also inspires broader societal dialogue on equality.
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