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Posts by Shae Collins

7 Sex Myths I Had to Unlearn When I Realized I Was Asexual

By Shae Collins | December 29, 2016

Realizing you’re aseuxal is super confusing with these myths floating around. Let’s debunk them to build a healthier view of sex for everyone.

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Why White People Saying the N-Word Isn’t the Same as Black People Saying ‘Cracker’

By Shae Collins | November 22, 2016

Is it just an unfair double standard of who “gets to say racial slurs?” Nope – here’s what you need to know about the difference between the n-word and “cracker.”

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You Found Out Your Partner’s Asexual – Now What? 5 Relationship Tips for You

By Shae Collins | November 5, 2016

“How does that work, exactly?” She gets this question often as someone who’s asexual in a relationship with someone who isn’t. Here are some great answers.

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How Stereotypes About Being ‘Black Enough’ Hurt Me – And How I Healed

By Shae Collins | October 4, 2016

#1: “I isolated myself from people who’d already embraced me.” Do you know how the pressure to be “black enough” relates to internalized racism?

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Let’s Stop Pretending White People Can Be Objective on Racial Issues

By Shae Collins | September 12, 2016

If you think white people can have an unbiased view on racism, just consider the way language is used in point #3 here – and what to aim for instead of illusive objectivity.

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