May 29, 2019
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Peng Wu and the Art of Sleep
Peng Wu and the Art of Sleep a reflection by Susan Armington Peng Wu had a problem with sleep. Night after night, the Chinese-born artist lay sleepless. At first it was the excitement of grad school in Minneapolis. Then it was the boredom of work and the desire to stay up late to make up for…
Nova on “The Feminist Strip Club” (Post #3)
I have personally always been interested in sex work. It is and has always been work. I think sex workers and erotic dancers specifically are very underappreciated. There are a lot of misconceptions about dancing that I would love to clarify for the public. One is the stereotypes about the kind of women who…
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