

WLRN's 22nd Edition: The Politics of Love & Sexuality
Feb 1, 2018
Bev Jo, a legendary lesbian feminist and separatist activist, and Meagan Tyler, a senior lecturer and author, discuss the complexities of love and sexuality in today's world. Bev shares insights on the deep connections between feminism and lesbian relationships, while Meagan critiques patriarchal norms regarding women's sexual experiences. They dive into societal pressures surrounding penetrative sex and challenge accepted narratives that diminish women's desires. Together, they advocate for a more inclusive understanding of love, emphasizing the significance of female friendships and authentic connections.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Politics of Love and Activism
01:42 • 3min
Women’s Rights and Activism Across Borders
05:03 • 14min
Feminism and the Politics of Love
18:58 • 18min
The Complexity of Love in a Commercialized World
36:31 • 21min
Exploring Sexual Pressures and Societal Norms in Relationships
57:50 • 2min
Challenging Heteronormative Sexual Dynamics
01:00:01 • 13min
Questioning the Narrative of Female Sexual Dysfunction
01:12:43 • 2min
Exploring the Depths of Female Friendship
01:14:55 • 3min
Celebrating Women's Art through a Charitable T-Shirt Initiative
01:18:11 • 3min