David M. Hall argues that the availability of sexual health services at colleges make these campuses healthier while Jens Alan Dana argues the opposite. Hall’s view is based on the Sexual Health Report Card, which is a ranking of U.S universities conducted by Trojan Condoms. Hall argues that even though teens and college students are […]
Mercedes Allen asserts that GID is an appropriate psychiatric diagnosis despite the fact that it is a biased classification because it provides medical care and treatment to the trans community. Allen’s main argument tackles the issue of destigmatization versus coverage, asserting that in this case, coverage is more important. According to Allen, transgender people require […]
The act of selecting the sex of a child has been around for a long time in different forms, such as through the abandonment of babies, abortion, and infanticide. A relatively new medical technology known as preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) allows the sex of an embryo to be selected when using in vitro fertilization. John […]
The controversy concerning oral sex addresses whether it is actually sex or not because it is oftentimes talked about as being the “real deal” and other times it is not considered so. Rhonda Chittenden, a sexuality educator believes that oral sex does indeed count as sex. Chittenden states it is ahistorical to not treat oral […]
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