#1265 Nina Hartley: The Feminist Sexual Revolution, Women's Reproductive Rights, and Sexlessness

Hello everyone, welcome to a new episode of The Decenter. I'm your host as always, Ricardo Lopes, and today I'm joined for a second time by the lovely Nina Hartley. If you haven't watched our first interview, I'm going to leave a link to it in the description. Please go and watch it, it's awesome. And today we're going to talk a little bit more about feminism.

non-monogamy intimacy and we're going to address a few comments that people left in our first interview. Fantastic. Oh fantastic. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And no, you you asked me to do that and I think it's important because I think that those people specifically uh interpreted things wrong to so.

you know we'll we'll get into it so i mean let let me first ask you i i'm i mean i really want to ask you about this because i'm just uh extremely curious about it because you were there back in the 70s during the sexual revolution in the us right so yes But I was a young teenager, so I was watching it. I wasn't doing it. I was I was reading about it, seeing it in the media, reading the new books about sex and sexuality, um, new theories, ideas about relationships and the role of pleasure and the and the rights of women to sexual autonomy, but I wasn't doing anything with it. Okay, but but I didn't start, I didn't become sexually active until 1977 at age 18, so I was a late

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