Jeremiah Gibson

Julia Postema and Jeremiah Gibson, known as The Sexvangelicals, dive deep into Project 2025's interpretation of 'family values.' They argue how its rhetoric promotes a narrow view of family, sidelining diverse structures and marginalized communities. The duo critiques the nuclear family model, advocating for a more inclusive understanding of family dynamics. They also address how societal changes challenge traditional definitions and the implications for individual rights, stressing the need for modern policies that reflect evolving family realities.

Julia Postema and Jeremiah Gibson, licensed psychotherapists and sex therapists from Boston, delve into the restrictive world of purity culture and its impact on gender dynamics. They reveal how societal pressures shape the sexual identities of both men and women, often leading to unhealthy relationships. The duo discusses the journey of their clients recovering from these repressive beliefs and how they encourage a healthier understanding of sexuality. With insights on redefining masculinity and teaching future generations about sexual health, the conversation is both illuminating and vital.