Hi everyone, welcome back to doing it.

I am thrilled to introduce you to Justine Angfonte this week, who is an intersectional sex educator,

who I greatly, greatly admire.

I came across her work when I heard her speak at SLAM last year,

which is a virtual conference that stands for sexuality, liberators and movers.

If you are a sex educator or a budding sex educator, I would highly recommend checking it out and going to future slams.

It has been such a valuable and eye-opening event for me would recommend.

So, Justine was a speaker at the main slam event last year and then also at Slam for Youth.

And she is such a passionate and captivating speaker on topics around sexuality and racism.

And I just wanted to get her on the podcast so we could

all learn from her together. In this episode, we talk about a recent backlash that Justine

experienced from conservative parents and the media about her sex education classes. We get into

porn literacy and how to talk about porn with young people. We talk about

the present state of lots of mainstream porn being incredibly misogynistic and racialized.

I absolutely loved the conversation that we had about healthy relationships and embracing

awkwardness and vulnerability. And Justine gives us some of her favourite TV shows that depict more realistic sex and relationships.

As usual, you can find more info and links to everything we talked about in this episode in the show notes over at

doingitpodcast.co.

And please let us know what you think over on

our Twitter or Instagram, which is at Doing It Podcast. If you like this episode, please give us a

rating and review over on iTunes. It really helps us out and very much appreciate it. And here is

my chat with the brilliant Justine and Fonte.

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