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#SEGGSED: SEX, SAFETY, AND CENSORSHIP ON TIKTOKMain Menu#SEGGSED: SEX, SAFETY, AND CENSORSHIP ON TIKTOKAuthor BioDEDICATIONABSTRACT OF THE THESIS#SeggsEd: Sex, Safety, and Censorship on TikTok by Mikayla Knight Master of Arts in Women’s Studies San Diego State University, 2022TABLE OF CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTSSex Worker Pedagogies for Porn LiteracyCHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTIONBackground and Literature ReviewThe Study of PornThe Sex Wars and Sex Work CriminalizationCyberfeminist Design JusticeMethodsCHAPTER 2: HISTORY AND CONTEXTAbout TikTokSexual Moral Panics and the Construction of InnocenceDefining PornographySex Education: A Brief HistoryCompeting Discourses of SafetyCHAPTER 3. DIGITAL VIOLENCEFeminist HackingLearn More About TechnofeminismsSex Education and Chilled SpeechCybersexual Moral PanicsFear-Driven Conceptions of SafetyAlgorithmic White-Supremacist Beauty IdealsCHAPTER 4. TOWARD A NUANCED DEFINITION OF SAFETYImagining Liberated Digital WorldsThe Porn ConversationConclusionResources by/for Sex Workers & AlliesREFERENCESLens: Word CloudMikayla Knight1a410d081ea3baa69433b2b7aa834bddd2a36d7b
