University
of Tennessee uses Student Fees to pay for Lesbian Bondage Expert
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Gawd, it's no wonder Johnnie can't read! Or
Susie either! I only had the chemistry club and the Chess club after school. A lesbian bondage expert and a campus-wide condom scavenger hunt are among the activities planned for The University of Tennessee’s first-ever “Sex Week” – an event paid for in-part by student fees. Sex Week is sponsored by the university’s Sexual Empowerment and Awareness at Tennessee club. The six-day event is expected to cost nearly $20,000 – covered in part by university grants, student fees and contributions from academic departments. University of Tennessee spokeswoman Karen Simpson confirmed to Fox News that the conference is being funded by student fees and university money. “The university is providing funding for this workshop because it covers a wide range of issues that are beneficial to our students,” Simpson said. There are 30 events planned including “Getting Laid,” “Sex Positivity; Queer as a Verb,” “Bow Chicka Bow Woah,” “How to Talk to Your Parents About Sex,” “Loud and Queer,” and “How Many Licks Does It Take…” – a workshop about oral sex. “It’s tackling important topics related to sexual health, sexual identity, preventing sexual assault, gender roles (and) religion,” she added. “The students have done a good job making sure there are things to appeal to all.” The nearly $20,000 cost was covered by money given from specific academic programs “who see a common interest – from law, from sociology and from history.” In addition to a campus-wide scavenger hunt for a golden condom, the university is hosting noted lesbian bondage expert and erotica author Sinclair Sexsmith. Sexsmith, who serves on the board of the New York Lesbian Sex Mafia, will deliver a lecture titled, “Messing Around with Gender.” Sexsmith runs the online website “Sugarbutch Chronicles: The Sex, Gender and Relationship Adventures of a Kinky Queer Butch Top.” Kay Shostak, an Alumni sponsor who graduated from the university in 1983, was among those outraged. “My blood runs orange – and right now it’s boiling,” she said. “As a parent of a current college senior, I’d like to know how to opt out of this fee.” She also wondered why today’s modern college students need instruction on sex. “When I was at UT back in 1983 we didn’t need to use student fees to learn ‘how to turn up the heat on our own sex drive,’” she noted. |
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