From Dodson and Ross:
No Hair...No Lips...Just a SlitI subscribe to Playboy magazine because it is the largest sex brand in the world. People are a bit shocked to see it lying on my coffee table. I enjoy the photos of the Playboy parties, the interviews, and the political commentary. The women aren't my type but I do look at the pictorials.I'm not sure if they're trying to compete with internet porn but I noticed that they're showing alot more full on vulva than they used to in past issues. Here's the formula: not one women has pubic hair...not one woman has visible labia. They're sex organ is just a slit and they all look alike. Even their outer lips are tight and barely visible. It's like they took a barbie doll and drew a line down the middle of her crotch and voila it's a vulva. They don't look anything like the vulvas we see in the bodysex groups.Our genital art gallery features submissions of genitals from real people - it's how we combat genital shame. It used to be legal to display images of genitals that didn't include sex acts. Now, all images of genitals are considered "adult". If they're labeled "adult", then we must comply with federal statues - we have to keep a copy of each person's drivers license and a signed release proving that they're over 18.We had to take most of the gallery down. Betty was heart broken. We joined a lawsuit against the government fighting for the right to view real genitals without these images being labeled "adult". Without anonymity, no one submits to the site. The genital art gallery has been Betty's research project for the last 25 years. It may seem trivial but we believe viewing these images is a civil liberty - a fundamental right.Porn genitals have been surgically altered and bleached. The healing is looking at real images of real genitals. Betty and I have traveled the world lecturing etc and I can tell you that the number one issue is genital shame. It doesn't matter what part of the world you're in - Scandanavia, Cuba, America, Africa - everyone thinks there's something wrong with their genitals. Whenever we present Betty's vulva/penis drawings, people are healed. It really is so simple.It's totally ridiculous that we can't just look at vulvas and penises and get over it already. What's the big deal? We all have genitals...we all have sex...why not educate our children to love themselves and their bodies?I came across this video - it includes vulva respresentations in the media (every show from Dr. Phil to the Doctors). A vulva isn't a piece of chicken or a hamburger. And they just can't wait to cut off our inner labia. We have to win this lawsuit: