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Building a Radical Space: Inclusion, Fracture, and the Limits of Utopia

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By Alisha Stranges and Elspeth H. Brown T’Hayla Ferguson, digital illustration by Ayo Tsalithaba for The Pussy Palace Oral History Project, LGBTQ Oral History Digital Collaboratory. 2025. “I think the intention was to make women’s sexuality and women’s play just normal. Not such a sideshow. We want to have a place to go and get naked and fuck and play,… Read more »

How Do You Remember a Sex Party? Telling the History of the Pussy Palace

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This is a black and white photograph showing four women smiling together in what appears to be a casual, friendly group portrait. They're wearing plaid or checkered shirts, giving the image a relaxed, informal feel. There's decorative artwork visible on the wall behind them - what looks like an ornate floral or scrollwork design. The photo has a vintage quality, likely from the 1970s based on the hairstyles and photographic style. The women appear to be enjoying each other's company, with genuine, warm smiles.

By Alisha Stranges and Elspeth H. Brown Ange Beever, digital illustration by Ayo Tsalithaba for The Pussy Palace Oral History Project, LGBTQ Oral History Digital Collaboratory. 2025. “When they first came in, I was pissed off that they had crashed the party. […] like these stupid men tromping through this place. I’m just like, ‘You look like idiots. You’re stupid…. Read more »