Safe Sex in the Age of Big Tech Feminism
Brenda Dvoskin and Thomas Kadri identify and critique “Big Tech feminism,” a contemporary approach to regulating online sexuality that invokes feminist concerns about safety while often relying on prudish and punitive measures of social control. Drawing on queer and critical feminist theory, Dvoskin and Kadri propose an alternative regulatory agenda that promotes safety by addressing its social determinants and empowering people to navigate the risks and pleasures of online sexuality with greater autonomy. Read More
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