Here is a thread of things your editor (me) wants you to do while filming. Yes, I can do the edit without them, but I want to give you the very best, and these will go a long way to help.

Have you heard of Paulo Freire? I think you'll like his theory www.rizoma-freireano.org/articles-222... - I'm actually working with researchers that have a freirean perspective

This is absolutely correct, and if you live in one of the states where pornhub is blocked and you need a way around it, we keep a regularly updated list of VPNs that are especially good for this (and other) purposes: www.pcmag.com/picks/the-be...

Folks need to understand this. Pornhub is absolutely in the right here. They are blocking states who require this because they don't want to be responsible for your PI data! They do not NEED that info to provide their service, so collecting and maintaining it is inherently privacy violating!

3: Be polite but firm. 4: If the cops show up at your door and as to come in, unless they have a warrant the answer is a firm no. Have the conversation on the doorstep. Yes. It will be awkward and they will leverage that. Do it anyway. It's going to be a short conversation anyway.

If your argument against sex work is that sex workers can't consent, please keep in mind that you're making the same argument as serial killers and violent abusers who target sex workers. Abusers are counting on someone like you to be on the jury if they ever get caught. Do better

Exactly what she said: transness is a thing you do in the world, not something you simply are! Cisheteronormativity is a regime we are all disciplined into, and to do transness (& queerness) is to go against that regime at least on some level—socially, medically, sexually, communally, etc.etc.!!

“Think of the children” is both historically and presently a fascist rallying cry that invokes the symbolic figure of the Child (an abled, white, cisheteronormative ideal that only truly exists in fantasy) at the cost of everyone, children and adults alike.

Obviously trans people are the targets of anti-trans bills and many cis people see collateral cis damage of these bills as worse than our suffering, but our reaction to cis people relating can be a chance to build solidarity instead of show disdain. Seeing our struggles as inextricable is good.

Thinking about this for no particular reason tonight, other than the fact that we need to have longer collective memories.

posting this here again for visibility. anyone is free to use any of the assets or text without any attribution, I release all copyright. I just want the message to spread. madycast.substack.com/p/abandoning...

Seeing that there is some confusion over here about what sex workers want. WE WANT DECRIMINALIZATION not Legalization.

all queer perverts reskeet this so we can find each other 💝

For over a decade, Sheriff Grady Judd has been "fighting sex trafficking" in #PolkCounty - Florida's fourth largest county by area and eighth largest by population—through high-profile human trafficking stings and dramatic YouTube videos. Here’s why it’s a problem. swopbehindbars.org/so/c0PC-5pwx...

Here's the thing, folks... repression and keeping sex stuff secret and dirty provides cover for predators full stop.

In a hidden-camera recording, Russ Vought explains that age verification laws are just pretext to shut down porn sites.

This scene was so much fun! Buy it from both of our links 😈

'if you see this post, do it! pronouns: they/them preferred, am okay with any height: 5'11" shoe size: 12 wide... smoke: weed (only socially) tattoos: zero piercings: zero fave drink: diet pepsi

going to start using "sex workers are workers" instead of "sex work is work" because it more directly gets to the point of the latter sex workers are workers, who experience the same kinds of exploitation and abuse that all workers do