
Ask
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Kitty Stryker has been working on defining and creating a consent culture for over a decade. Based in Berkeley, CA, she's the editor of Ask: Building Consent Culture and author of Ask Yourself: The Consent Culture Workbook, Say More: Consent Conversations for Teens and Love Rebels: How I Learned to Burn It Down Without Burning Out. She is especially interested in bringing conversations about consent into everyday life.
Content
Foreword - Laurie Penny
Introduction - Kitty Stryker
IN THE BEDROOM
Sex and Love When You Hate Yourself and Don't Have Your Shit Together - JoEllen Notte
The Legal Framework of Consent Is Worthless - AV Flox
The Political Is Personal: A Critique of What Popular Culture Teaches About Consent (and How to Fix It) - Porscha Coleman
IN THE SCHOOL
Rehearsing Consent Culture: Revolutionary Playtime - Richard M. Wright
The Power of Men Teaching Men - Shawn D. Taylor
The Green Eggs and Ham Scam - Cherry Zonkowski
IN THE JAIL
Responding to Sexual Harms in Communities: Who Pays and Who Cares? - Alex Dymock
The Kids Aren't All Right: Consent and Our Miranda Rights - Navarre Overton
Just Passing By - Roz Kaveney
IN THE WORKPLACE
"Ethical Porn" Starts When You Pay for It - Jiz Lee
There's No Rulebook for This - Tobi Hill-Meyer
Service with a Smile Is Not Consent - Cameryn Moore
IN THE HOME
Consent Culture Begins at Home - Eve Rickert and Franklin Veaux
Bodily Autonomy for Kids - Akilah S. Richards
To Keep a Roof Over my Head, I Consented to Delaying my Transition - Laura Kate Dale
IN THE HOSPITAL
Giving Birth When Black - Takeallah Rivera
Fatphobia and Consent: How Social Stigma Mitigates Fat Women's Autonomy - Virgie Tovar
Wrestling with Consent (and Also Other Wrestlers) - Jetta Rae
IN THE COMMUNITY
Games, Role-Playing, and Consent - Kate Fractal
Trouble, Lies, and White Fragility: Tips for White People - Cinnamon Maxxine
Sleeping with Fishes: A Skinny Dip into Sex Parties - Zev Ubu Hoffman
Sex Is a Life Skill: Sex Ed for the Neuroatypical - Sez Thomasin
Afterword - Carol Queen

