A new sexual revolution for orgasm equality
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Laurie Mintz |
TEDxUF
• April 2019
Why are women having substantially fewer orgasms than men? Laurie Mintz discusses the cultural reasons for this orgasm gap and challenges us to close this gap by changing our language regarding sex, calling out false media images of women’s pleasure, and by equally valuing women’s and men’s most sure-fire routes to orgasm.
Laurie Mintz, Ph.D. is changing the conversation around women’s pleasure and working to help us bring gender equality to our most intimate encounters. She is a psychology professor at the University of Florida, where she teaches a popular Psychology of Human Sexuality course to hundreds of students each year. She is the author of Becoming Cliterate: Why Orgasm Equality Matters—And How to Get It, a groundbreaking and award-winning book exposing the cultural reasons for the orgasm gap and providing solutions to make sex an equal opportunity encounter.
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