Body Love and Sexual Self-Acceptance For Black Men

David Wraith studied sex education at the feet of “Bi-sexual white women”(Shouts out to Annie Sprinkle and Betty Dodson!). Now his mission is to inspire other Black men to embrace their full sexual selves by being a model for body love and sexual self-acceptance. From hosting clothing optional workshops, to educating the public about the 3 C’s of polyamory (communication, consent, and ???) David Wraith is a force to be reckoned with in the field of pleasure activism and sex-positive education.

 

Join Devi and David as they discuss:

  • Why representation in sex education matters
  • The healing power of public nudity
  • Celebrating polyfuckery!
  • Practicing the 3 C’s of ethical polyamory
  • Sexual self-acceptance specifically for black men
  • And more!

About David Wraith

David Wraith is a free-range, polyamorous man-whore, the self-proclaimed “Hardest Working Man in Ho Business,” and the “Do-You Guru.”

He has spent much of his adult life advocating for women’s reproductive freedom, gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender rights, and people living with HIV. Wraith is a writer, speaker, and sex educator with a degree in English from Webster University and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Missouri, St. Louis. He conducts workshops on polyamory, BDSM, sex-positivity, and body image, around the United States and Canada. His erotic fiction has appeared in the Cleis Press anthologies, “Under Her Thumb” and “The Big Book of Domination.” He blogs about sex, politics, and popular culture at davidwraith.com.

He’s presented on polyamory, nudism, BDSM, sex-positivity, and body image at the New England Leather Alliances’ Fetish Fair Flea Market in Providence, Rhode Island, Metro Vancouver Kink’s West Coast Bound in Vancouver, British Columbia, the 2014 IvyQ Conference at Dartmouth University and at numerous events his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri.

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