Posts Tagged ‘history’

Women’s Sexual Health: A Historical Perspective March, designated as Women’s History Month, offers a unique opportunity to delve into the intricate history of women’s sexual health. As we trace the contours of women’s sexual health and empowerment through history, we uncover a narrative of profound resilience and transformative change. This journey from the ancient use…

Women’s History Month is a great time to reflect on all the achievements women have made throughout human history, as well as remember the battles for equality won over the last century. Now, as legislation across the country seeks to limit or remove reproductive rights for people with uteruses of any gender, it is more…

February 14th has been a day of love and pleasure for a very long time. In 1537, King Henry VIII (yes, the one with six wives) declared February 14th and Valentine’s Day as a public holiday for love, and the tradition has persisted ever since. Five centuries later, a lot has changed about the way…

This is not okay. Today’s attack on reproductive rights, sexual privacy, and bodily autonomy has been in the works for many years. It took feminist groups decades to fight for their bodily rights and pressure lawmakers into the Roe v. Wade decision. Access to abortion care has been necessary for people with uteruses for thousands…

Black History Month –    February is Black History Month, and we are excited to share with you some educators, creators and activists we absolutely love. The representation and visibility of Black experience matters all year long, not just in February, so please go check out their work, follow them on social media, and join…

Masturbation is great, and the fact there is a whole month dedicated to celebrating it is even better, but have you ever wondered how this event came to be?    Despite the clear evidence of masturbation tracing back to the early caveman, the celebration of Masturbation is a fairly new concept. Masturbation month was first…