Writer and professor Juana Maria Rodriguez explores the depth and complexity of sex work and the Latina identity.

Maria La Sangre is a Chile Born, Brooklyn-based, self-taught photographer who calls her specific style of shooting as spiritually erotic.

The Holy Hour strips bare is an ancient fact, contemporarily rendered: sex workers belong in the pantheon of healing

...this volume in particular is a love note to the lands I had to leave behind and the ties that bind all of us who hail from Latin America

Maxine rolls off the tongue like a knife—shiny, hard, and metallic. Read Bridgett Magyar's review of Ti West's latest film: MaXXXine.

INTERVIEW by ELI L.A. Tina Horn  prefers the term ‘educatrix’. What better summarizes her smart and sexy work, from comics to activism,...

Men’s lack of platonic, male support networks is, I believe, largely responsible for the loneliness epidemic.

I studied the images of her body, her robes, and her breasts, but I knew nothing of her voice.

My purity isn’t dictated by order or sanitation but by the potencies of my spirit to be turned on by the heights & depths this life offers.

I really feel like oral, foreplay, fingering, and rimming are not getting their fair share of the attention in the bedroom.

We need women to understand their worth and support each other in maximizing their earnings.

Humans always have and always will beautify themselves and each other: in the recession, even during the apocalypse.