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'Bathers on the Tiber' by Georges Paul Leroux, c.1909 at Beauvais Museum in France. Of all the excuses artists have for naked people in their paintings, going for a swim (and too poor to own swimming costumes) seems the least contrived.
From a twitter feed of callipygian art in museums.
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‘An Equality of Injustice’: The Sex Buyers’ Bill and Lessons from History (Julia Laite). An outline of attempts to legislate prostitution out of existence in the past and what it tells us about the bill recently proposed in the British parliament.
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Cute comic about encounters with unicorn hunters
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Conversations about taking precautions while socializing during times of Covid are often reminiscent of the conversations polyamorous people find themselves in with regard to sexual contact, so it makes sense that a sex educator would have some hot tips for talking about for wearing masks. (Twitter thread.)
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—Honey, it’s okay! Size doesn’t matter, it’s what you do with it!
—No no, it’s fine, I’ve got a bigger one somewhere …Joke stolen from Poly in Pictures
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Sarah Keyworth’s podcast Are You a Boy or a Girl? is a series of shortish stand-up-style talks about gender identity drawing on her own history
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A list from London Bi Pandas of 13 YA & Children’s Books written by queer people of colour to read instead of Harry Potter
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The designers of the aforelinked Sickware capsule collection discuss the process through which they designed their clothes for being ill in.
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Mucinex, a cold and flu medicine, has produced a capsule collection of clothes designed for slumping about the house while ill. These are actually quite cool and incidentally gender-free, with design details that are hilarious but would also actually be nice to have.
(Via Brand New: Mucinex is… Cool? )
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