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Disability & Sexuality: Introductory Guide for Sex Ed (Zine)

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Zine / pamphlet. Published by Microcosm! Disability & Sexuality: An Introductory Guide for Sex Educators & Able-Bodied Allies A brief introduction to the theory and practice of taking the ableism out of sex education. Starting with some basic concepts and terms (like "Intersectionality" and "Compulsory able-bodiedness"), moving on to a couple of moving, instructional poems, a primer on disability justice and the difference between "Sex life" and sexual culture, and finishing up with some practical talk about sex toys. A solid grounding to launch from as you begin to educate yourself as much as you need about this neglected topic.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ella A. ★★★★★

It's rare to find a zine that treats disability and sexuality as an actual field of study rather than an afterthought, and this one nails it. The brief theory-to-practice structure makes it easy to hand to a colleague mid-meeting, and the able-bodied ally framing is spot-on.

Adam N. ★★★★★

This zine finally gives me a framework for talking about accessibility in sex ed without feeling like I’m fumbling in the dark. The section on able-bodied allies is short but packed with honest self-checks I hadn’t thought of.

Matthew ★★★★☆

I bought this for a training I'm leading, and the way it frames allyship for able-bodied folks is genuinely practical—the sections are short enough to photocopy for handouts. Only wish it went deeper on specific scenarios, but for an intro it hits the right notes.