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#SEGGSED: SEX, SAFETY, AND CENSORSHIP ON TIKTOK Main Menu #SEGGSED: SEX, SAFETY, AND CENSORSHIP ON TIKTOK Author Bio DEDICATION ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS #SeggsEd: Sex, Safety, and Censorship on TikTok by Mikayla Knight Master of Arts in Women’s Studies San Diego State University, 2022 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sex Worker Pedagogies for Porn Literacy CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION Background and Literature Review The Study of Porn The Sex Wars and Sex Work Criminalization Cyberfeminist Design Justice Methods CHAPTER 2: HISTORY AND CONTEXT About TikTok Sexual Moral Panics and the Construction of Innocence Defining Pornography Sex Education: A Brief History Competing Discourses of Safety CHAPTER 3. DIGITAL VIOLENCE Feminist Hacking Learn More About Technofeminisms Sex Education and Chilled Speech Cybersexual Moral Panics Fear-Driven Conceptions of Safety Algorithmic White-Supremacist Beauty Ideals CHAPTER 4. TOWARD A NUANCED DEFINITION OF SAFETY Imagining Liberated Digital Worlds The Porn Conversation Conclusion Resources by/for Sex Workers & Allies REFERENCES Lens: Word Cloud

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3. How TikTok Is Revolutionizing Safe Sex Ed | Finishing School Episode 3 From song lyrics to streaming TV, sex plays a huge role in pop culture. It plays a huge role in our lives. But sex ed, as it’s taught today in schools, is broken. 60% of global youth say that sex ed in school hasn’t prepared them for safe sex irl. There’s a lot of growth that needs to happen when it comes to expanding the types of sex that we teach. In this episode of Finishing School, from TikTok to the classroom: we explore the massive gaps in sex ed, and what it takes to break the taboo of talking about sex.
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About TikTok Mikayla Knight
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