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What did you learn from our session? #MSRTestimonials #Pleasure #SexEd #SexualHealth

As academics we are as passionate about sex research as we are sexuality education. Research and practice constantly inform each other and it’s our goal to change the narrative of sex research on Black and Native women. In 2018 we collaborated with a medical student from University of Michigan to focus on the experiences people living in the South had with their medical providers. We were interested in investigating their comfort with talking to their provider about their sexual health as well as any discrimination they may have faced. Research has shown that medical students only receive 3-10 hours of sexual health training over the course of four years which is not enough. How have your experiences with your providers been similar or different to these stories?

Gabrielle will be presenting at the @healthyteennetwork conference in October. Early bird registration ends on 8/31, hope to see you in New Orleans!

Today is #NationalOrgasmDay! Swipe left ⬅️ to learn facts & tips about orgasms • • • #Orgasm #Pleasure #SexPositive #Masturbation

We’ve gained a ton of new followers over the last few months so we’d like to re-introduce ourselves. Our names are Shemeka and Gabrielle and we are the co-founders of The Minority Sex Report. The Minority Sex Report was founded in 2017 to provide representation in sexuality education and as a space for people of color to have conversations about sexuality. We are focused on promoting sex positive, pleasure inclusive sex education to Native and Black people. We provide trainings and consultative services to businesses, non-profits and other organizations nationwide. We are also sex researchers who pride ourself on changing the representation of Black and Native sexuality in the academic literature. Take a moment to browse our website (link in bio) to learn more about the work that we do. ••• 📸: @afrocurls

"I love that there are topics that are not always considered in sexual health." 💫 Repost from @ncsexcon .⠀ .⠀ #NCSexCon19 will be tackling even more topics that are uncomfortable, but necessary. Don't miss out on these important conversations! Register ASAP via http://bit.ly/NCSexCon19!

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