This was organized by the school’s Queer Resource Center.
FOX News reports:
Portland State University’s ‘sex week’ touted ‘Chicanx sexuality’, derided the ‘cult of virginity’Portland State University’s Queer Resource Center organized the college’s annual “Sex Week” this past week, according to a report by Campus Reform. The week featured events that focused on pologomy, derided what organizers described as the “cult of virginity” within Hispanic communities, BDSM, sex toys, and other related subjects.”Curious about non-monogamy? Want to know how polyamorous people navigate dating multiple people in addition to school and work?” the event’s organizers wrote. While promoting the positive impacts one might get out of polygamy, the organizers were careful to encourage attendees to wear masks in order to prevent the spread of COVID.”In order to care for one another, we encourage a culture of mask wearing,” they wrote.According to its mission statement, the Queer Resource Center “prioritizes a racial justice framework to improve campus climate through education, policy change, and campus-wide organizing.”The week’s festivities also included a “leather workshop” that taught attendees “how to care for your BDSM leather so it can look great and last a long time!” According to Campus reform, a professor of Chicano and Latino Studies slammed the “cult of virginity” and the “harmful ideologies about Chicanx sexuality.”Fox News Digital reached out to Portland State University for a comment on the events. The school noted, “Sex Week is an annual event planned by Portland State’s Queer Resource Center. The week of programming brings together students, the community and local organizations in demystifying queer and trans sexuality and supporting their wellness.”
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