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[ad_1] In popular retellings of the history of sex research, we tend to hear a lot about figures such as Sigmund Freud, Alfred Kinsey, and William Masters. While their work was obviously incredibly influential, many other individuals who made important contributions to the field are often left out of the story. One essential, yet underrecognized

[ad_1] Photo by spiritvisionstudios / Unsplash.com “Human beings are creatures of belonging which we achieve through three marriages. First, through relationship with other people and other things (particularly and very personally, to one other person in relationship or marriage); second, through work; and third, through an understanding of what it means to be themselves.” David

[ad_1] It isn’t easy being a man in today’s world. The same is true for being a woman. Finding the right partner and creating a joyful, long-lasting, marriage is truly a miracle. In their book. In their book, A Couple of Miracles: One Couple, More Than a Few Miracles, Joyce and Barry Vissell share their

[ad_1] Kimberlé Crenshaw is an African American civil rights activist and one of the foremost scholars on critical race theory and Black feminist legal theory. Her work on intersectionality has had a huge impact on how we understand the layers of oppression that individuals face based on their social identities, which is why we have

[ad_1] Photo by: thetonik_co / Unsplash.com Part 3 – What We Can Do There is a worldwide contagious disease that most of us have experienced, but very few understand. According to the man who first identified this disease, Alvin Toffler, “It will not be found in Index Medicus or in any listing of psychological abnormalities.