The Decentralization of Sexual Expression

LZ Granderson: I think the problem with criminalizing or trying to aggressively repress erotic content, especially in the name of reducing exploitation is that it paints everyone with a really broad brush. LZ: We have so much to contribute about negotiated consent and being able to articulate and enforce boundaries when it comes to our bodies and images. But we cannot do that when all erotic expression or all sex work is conflated with exploitation and violence. That's what happens right when you when you call everyone a victim, then you're protecting them and not listening to them. The Me Too movement has an oversimplified call from the Me Too movement, right, of believe women, right, listen