Showing posts with label 20081119. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 20081119. Show all posts

November 18, 2008

Lecture: Living a Sex-Positive Life

Elena Logvinenko '09 writes in to tell us about a lecture by Barbara Carrellas (pictured), author of "Urban Tantra" and "Luxurious Loving."

We are pleasure-seeking beings living in a sex-negative culture. No matterhow sexually free we may think ourselves to be, we have all absorbed sex-negative beliefs and habits that keep us from realizing our true potential as lovers and as creative beings. In this entertaining, performative talk I will tell you about how I survived and triumphed in a culture that wanted me to be small, silent and scared of sex. You can do it, too!

This is an encouraging and empowering evening, suitable for all audiences. It’s edgy, but always inclusive and never offensive.
This is so badly needed in so many places that aren't Wesleyan. Still, it's a good thing.

What: "Living a Sex Positive Life in A Sex Negative Culture"
Where:
SC121
When:
4pm, Wednesday the 19th
Cost: Free

November 17, 2008

Lecture About Mumia Abu-Jamal



Wesleyan SDS, Amnesty International, WesPrep and the Center for African American Studies are sponsoring a lecture about Mumia Abu-Jamal by J Patrick O'Connor, author of The Framing of Mumia Abu-Jamal and Professor Johanna Fernandez of Educators for Mumia. They will be speaking about the Mumia's case, his chances for a retrial and about other political prisoners.

Date: Wednesday, November 19
Time: 7pm
Place: Exley 150