Sex News: Weekend Roundup

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I didn’t get to my Tuesday and Thursday sex news posts in a timely manner this week, so here’s a weekend roundup of news items. Sunday Sex Reads will be on schedule as usual tomorrow with the most interesting sex and culture longreads of the week.

  • “Dallas LGBT advocates want the city to become the fourth in the nation to outlaw conversion therapy for minors. But unlike in Cincinnati, Miami Beach and Washington, D.C., such a ban in Dallas likely would trigger backlash from GOP state leaders as well as, potentially, litigation from one high-profile “ex-homosexual” counselor.”
    * An Epic Showdown Over ‘Ex-Gay’ Therapy Is Brewing in Dallas (New Civil Rights Movement)
  • “In the alleged interest of stopping sexual exploitation, government officials have seized yet another website (“American Escort Co”) that allowed sex workers to work more safely and independently.”
    * Feds Kill Yet Another Website That Makes Sex Work Safer (Reason)

Thanks to our sponsor in Spain, women-run Lust Cinema.

  • “Cal/OSHA will create a new advisory committee to help shape new regulations for the adult industry, according to the Free Speech Coalition. An advisory committee, which would ostensibly include working adult performers, the FSC said, is a significant shift away from the “historically adversarial approach” taken by Cal/OSHA toward the adult industry.”
    * Cal/OSHA Creating Advisory Panel to Develop Regs for Adult Filmmaking, FSC Says (XBIZ)
  • “This year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles gave gaming enthusiasts the opportunity to demo fully explicit porn tailor-made for the VR experience.”
    * Virtual Reality Porn Seduces Red-Faced Gamers (Daily Beast)

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