The following pages are essays and other pieces produced by members of Acquainted on their journey to getting familiar with themes surrounding gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, and other intersectional axis of power that act on our bodies and minds and effect the extent that one can receive a comprehensive sex education. In writing about these topics, arguments were based on desire to write and illuminate critical ways of thinking – not to raise an opinion.
Pieces by Ethan Freedman
Independent Study: Sex Education Methodologies and Pornography: Accountability of Adult Entertainment Companies as Sources for Sex Education
Scientific In-Queery: Taught by Prof. Lindsay Toman
Crenshaw Reflection PaperQueer Sound: A Natural PhenomenonFeminist Disability Studies: Taught by Prof. Laura Jaffee
Addiction Empathy: A Visceral Approach to Understanding Disability ClassificationCorridors of Black Girlhood: Taught by Dr. Dominique C. Hill
The Black Girl Voice:Text Analysis A: Education of a StorytellerText Analysis A and B: “A Black Feminist Statement”Feminist Methodologies: Taught by Dr. Taryn Jordan
The First Women at Colgate University:Pornography as a Source of Education:Annotations on Feminist TextsSIT: Netherlands: International Perspectives on Sexuality
New York Times: Essay on Hetero and letter to father