Tag: sex education

‘Sex Education’ is back and raunchier than ever

Kinks, aliens, hookups, cheating—the new season of Sex Education has it all. The plot of the show’s third season primarily revolves around new head teacher Hope. She essentially acts as the Disney villain of the show, attempting to reinvent Moordale Secondary School as a pillar of academic excellence...

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Sex, university hookup culture, and ‘The Talk’

This piece uses “Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC)” to refer to the experiences of racialized students. We acknowledge this term is not universal.    Alysha Mohamed, ArtSci ’22, grew up in a household where sexual health and desire weren’t openly discussed.    “My parents had a conversation...

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Netflix’s Sex Education earns its title

Sex scenes in movies and TV have long mystified and fascinated audiences. Sometimes, it’s hard to believe intimate scenes are professional transactions between actors and, typically, not that sexy to make. It gets even more complicated when actors date their onscreen lovers in real life—like The Notebook’s...

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HIV deserves full disclosure

People living with HIV face social stigma that makes sharing their condition with others throughout their day to day lives a difficult and contentious subject. But when it comes to sexual partners, disclosing that they have the virus is a vital responsibility. In a Toronto Star article, advocates...

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