Sex in the News

"Slutwalks" protest police rape comments, human trafficking is exposed in Nepal, the largest adult STI testing center shuts its doors, and Brazil approves same-sex unions in this week's sex roundup.

• How condoms can save a family. (NYTimes)
• Human trafficking exposed, with a little more help from Demi Moore. (Ecorazzi)
• The rape comments of a cop create a slew of 'SlutWalks.' (MSNBC via AP)
• Brazil approves same-sex civil unions as a way to save human dignity, end discrimination and promote equality for all. (HuffPost)
• San Diego teacher fired for soliciting oral and anal sex on craigslist. (SFGate)
• AIM, the adult industry's STI testing site shuts down. (LAWeekly)
• Why do women feel bad about doing things that feel good? (Alternet)
• Loud moaning gets a Florida women in trouble for sexual performance in the presence of a child. (NewTimes)
• Is 10 really too young to talk about masturbation? (TheStir)
• The Great Wall of Vagina. (Juxtapoz)
• Making the rounds: A kissing machine, because practice makes perfect. (AOL and LAWeekly)
• Is there a sex toy double standard? (TheFrisky)
• Teen moms talk about protection. (US)

Image: "Boston Slutwalk 2011" by weeklydig on Flickr courtesy of Creative Commons.
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