The Black Sex Ed Project Presents: Sexploratory Studies

The Black Sex Ed Project Presents: Sexploratory Studies

By Kahlia Phillips (she/her)Health & FitnessSexuality
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The Black Sex Ed Project Presents: Sexploratory Studies episodes

  • Genocide is a Global Reproductive Justice Issue

    CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses violent war practices and sexual violence.

    November's discussion attempts to discuss the histories of ongoing global genocides, specific reproductive justice atrocities, and commentary from Black revolutionaries of the past.

    2 hr 14 min
  • Bitch, Am I Intersex?

    CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses medical practices that can be triggering.

    October’s discussion attempts to discuss the subtle violence of gender reveals, intersex 101 & biological essentialism, medical framework of pediatric intersexuality, and Black intersex stories.

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    1 hr 58 min
  • Niggas Can Be Ace

    September’s discussion attempts to discuss asexuality 101, my personal reckoning with asexuality, and book analyses of “Ace: What Asexuality Reveals About Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex” by Angela Chen and “Refusing Compulsory Sexuality: A Black Asexual Lens on Our Sex-Obsessed Culture” by Sherronda Brown.

    READ: Kahlia’s Tale: What Is Sexual Liberation? | by K. Phillips | Medium


    1 hr 53 min
  • A Romantic Black (A)romantic?
    August’s discussion attempts to discuss the history of Romanticism and its impacts on modern conceptions of love, the nuclear family structure and the relationship escalator, amatonormativity and the law, my personal stories of Black aromanticism, and examples of the expansiveness of Black Love in film.
    2 hr 19 min
  • Discernment Is Key Babes
    July’s discussion attempts to discuss new age spirituality and its illusions, spiritually-based scams, commentary on legitimate cultural spiritual systems, and how we can support each other in developing our individual and collective practice of discernment.
    2 hr 23 min
  • I'm Ugly & I'm Proud
    May’s discussion attempts to discuss the complex layers of desirability politics in thinking about the neglect of the “undesirables”, the politics of disposability, the “pretty” privileges, the danger of desirability, and the potential of political ugliness.
    1 hr 36 min
  • Til Death or Buckra Part You
    April’s discussion attempted to discuss Black women’s crimes against respectability, the influence of eugenics and Evangelical Christianity on marriage, some of the history of Black marriage, and overall thoughts on the institution of marriage.
    1 hr 46 min
  • Beloveds, We're African Not Victorian
    March’s discussion attempted to discuss the influences of the Victorian era, eugenics, and the social hygiene movement on Black sexuality. We revisited a past research project on purity and Black sexuality to further unpack some of the many complexities of Black sexuality.
    1 hr 38 min
  • Black Love, Death, & Memory
    February’s discussion attempted to discuss the intersections of Black sexuality, Black liberation, self-care, and acceptance. We talked about “self” love in communioning w/ spirit, radical “self” love & community care, and “self” love & community in the spirit realm.
    1 hr 36 min

About The Black Sex Ed Project Presents: Sexploratory Studies

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Welcome to Sexploratory Studies! Sexploratory Studies is a monthly podcast that explores interesting niche connections and topics regarding Black sexuality and Black liberation.