Sex in Culture

Sex and gender are not the only themes or content that can get a book banned. Many issues are culturally fraught and may make people uncomfortable.

I still remember where I was when I learned about AIDS. My gay friend Charles told me about it as we were driving down the street in Eugene, Oregon.

Good Vibrations has been a feminist business from the very beginning—founded by Joani Blank to create a comfortable space where it was easy for women to find out about sexual health and pleasure and shop for products that facilitated these things.

Sex toys, pleasure products, personal massagers, sexual health aids...

Whenever I give a talk as staff sexologist, I like to ask whether members of the audience feel they received good sex education.

If your favorite online or book-writin’ sexpert, the one that taught you your favorite sex trick, is not sprinkling the words some, many, and most in their sexy infotainment as liberally as tasty toppings on a fancy sundae, watch out.

April 6 is the first-ever International Asexuality Day! What are you doing to celebrate? How about by challenging some myths about this often-misunderstood sexual orientation? We're here to help!

Our customers love oral sex! Whether it’s a workshop on oral techniques or a tell-all survey, lickable love is always a favorite way to go (down).

Adult retain icon Good Vibrations and sibling companay Babeland have again joined forces to survey their combined customer bases about a sex-related topic, this time asking about patterns of behavior and feelings about porn.

Inspired by recent public talk about non-monogamy in popular culture, especially the super-interesting discussions about Jada and Will Smith and Jada’s relationship with August Alsina, we put together a survey