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I’m Way Behind Calling Bullshit on the Sex News

The Billionaire Cunts Club is Called to Order
The Billionaires’ Vagina Club, reported by Melanie Thernstrom at the New Yorker
  • Desperate Billionaire Cunts and their Concierge Quacks - Just Nationalize Estrogen, Already

The Kiss and Tell Collective, 1988 Exhibition, Vancouver

AOC Freezes Eggs - PBS story
  • Times lists “Presidents who had babies” while in office, as if AOC should follow their example. Here’s how many Presidents had babies: ZERO. Where do these people get off? Don’t tell me

  • I am running for president on The Frozen Eggs for Every Puberty-Struck Girl Manifesto.

Raquel Cool’s remarkable 2002 exhibition on capitalism and eggs

The Surrendered Woman
  • Lucky you, if you haven’t read about the Bestselling Grift on how to throw in the vaginal towel and submit

  • Times reporter Vivian Yee interviews the connivingly profitable Laura Doyle

    Yes, I collected yellowing sci fi magazines from the 50s. Know this artist? Tell me and I’d be delighted to add the byline!

We Used To Have Healthy Vulva Discourse!

I‘m a devotée pf artist Tee Corinne’s 1975 Cunt Coloring Book.

It makes me happy to think of the women who posed for it, and the legend was born. Thousands have been cherished and colored-in over the years, and the consciousness it engendered — that vulvas are as unique as faces and fingerprints, has never been equalled.

Please do keep your copy next to your Bible, it’s still in print. Share one with the younger generations. If you ever want to send me a photo of one of your “colored-in” pages, I’d treasure it.

Let’s take a look at some of Tee and Honey Lee Cottrell’s pioneering work on women’s vulvas— where would we be without them? They produced all this work when they were together, 1974-1975. Quite a revolution.

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