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Asexuality: The ascent of the 'invisible' sexual orientation

Asexuality: The ascent of the invisible sexual orientation By Jessica Klein11th May 2021 Long in the shadows, asexuality is finally becoming increasingly visible. It could help young people find themselves and their identities, and change the way we think about sexuality. I In a live video stream on 6 April, UK-based model and asexual activist Yasmin Benoit moderated a panel featuring participants from Belgium, Brazil, Vietnam, Pakistan, Nepal and Nigeria. All of them identify as somewhere on the asexual (“ace”) and/or aromantic (“aro”) spectrum. The panellists discussed their involvement in their respective countries’ asexuality community, as part of an event honouring the first ever International Asexuality Day.

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ABC10 announces new Race and Culture Content Team

We Stand for You: ABC10 launches Race and Culture Content Team The team will serve people who have been underrepresented in the media by amplifying their voices through authentic representation, engagement and in-depth stories. Author: KXTV Staff Updated: 9:46 AM PDT April 25, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. ABC10 has announced the launch of a Race and Culture content team. The mission is to consistently serve people who have been historically overlooked or underrepresented in the media by amplifying their voices through authentic representation, community engagement and in-depth storytelling on all platforms. “As a primary source of news and information for so many people in this area, we have a responsibility to be far more inclusive as to who and what we cover,” Risa Omega, President and General Manager of ABC10, said. “We’re committing resources, making new hires, and looking at every aspect of how we operate to ensure commitment to our au

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"They Ask Me What's Better Than Sex, I Tell Them World Domination"

Flickr The current black, gray, white and purple-striped flag was created for the asexual community in 2010. Asexuality has often been left out of media representation and conversations about sexuality. But activists and community members have been raising awareness for decades.and adding nuance to our understanding of romance, sex and relationships. Just like people, no two relationships are exactly the same. That goes for what makes partners happy, how they like to communicate and how they feel about romance and sex. And the fact that not every relationship involves sexual attraction is something asexuality activists and community members have been raising awareness about for decades. On April 6, the world celebrated the first International Asexuality Day. It highlighted efforts to broaden understandings of sex, romance and the relationships that fulfill us.

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Celebrating International Asexuality Day, explained

LGBTQIA+ Pride: What is International Asexuality Day? An asexual – or ace – person is someone who experiences “the lack of a sexual attraction or desire for other people.” Author: Kandace Redd Updated: 8:12 PM PDT April 6, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. For the first time, International Asexuality Day (IAD) will be celebrated on Tuesday, April 6, 2021.  It’s a worldwide awareness campaign focused on recognizing the full  asexual spectrum. That includes asexual, greysexual, demisexual and all other ace identities. The campaign is also geared towards promoting ace visibility and giving a voice to a group of people who often get overlooked – or misunderstood. According to the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), a non-profit on a mission to end discrimination against LGBTQ people, an asexual – or ace – person is someone who experiences “the lack of a sexual attraction or desire for other people.” Data from The Trevor Project s 2020 Natio

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