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April Is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) – Are We Aware Yet?
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). Recent events and the media coverage's of them tell us that this month is just as important as ever.
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Being On The “Down Low”: What Does It Mean?
What does the phrase, "down low" or "DL," mean? Eric provides a brief history and summary of the term, and offers commentary on the problems it presents.
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Predicting Orgasm and Sexual Enjoyment for College-Age Women
In a recently published study, women reported more orgasm and sexual enjoyment in committed relationships than in hookups.
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How I Became A … Sociologist Of Sexualities
Eric contributes to the "How I Became A" series in this discussion of his journey from activism to the academy, focusing on sexual identities.
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Loving Your (Fat) Body Is Good For Your Health!
Researchers are beginning to pay attention to the body, including weight-based prejudice and discrimination, and the health consequences of such discrimination.
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What Is “Sexual Identity”? Is It The Same As Sexual Orientation?
What is sexual identity? How is it related to sexual orientation, and how is it different from it? It is quite complex, multidimensional, and fluid.
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The Changing Definition Of Family: Results From A Multiyear Survey
Is there a natural, universal definition of what makes a family? Nope. A new study finds that the definition of "family" varies and changes over time.
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Putting It In Perspective: Step 2 to Understanding Sex And Gender
Sex research takes many perspectives. Understanding the difference between these perspectives is a key step to understanding sex and gender.
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Support Increases For Same-Sex Marriage Despite The Rhetoric Used
One question has been raised in the debate over same-sex marriage: are attitudes affected by the rhetoric used in the debate? A study suggests that they aren't.
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Q&A: I Am Interested In The Study Of Sex
Here at Kinsey Confidential, we receive many questions about how to have a career in sex. Depending on what you want to do, there are many options available.
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Traditional Relationship Values Held Across Gender and Sexuality
When we think the "traditional" values for relationships, like love and commitment, we sometimes rely on stereotypes regarding who holds those values.


