%0 Journal Article
%T Insert Sexy Title Here: Moving Toward a Sex
%A Aimee Wodda
%A Vanessa R. Panfil
%J Feminist Criminology
%@ 1557-086X
%D 2018
%R 10.1177/1557085117693088
%X Literature on sexuality in criminological contexts exists, yet much of it is sex-negative, employs a ˇ°deviance frame,ˇ± and regards many sex acts as dangerous or destructive. Although research that could be considered sex-positive has been undertaken, an explicitly sex-positive theoretical and practical framework for feminist criminology has not yet been advanced. In this article, we propose ˇ°thick desireˇ± as a way to envision an intersectional sex-positive feminist criminology that aligns with the principles of a positive sexuality approach to research and praxis. We explore the issue of criminalization of teen sexting to begin to integrate these principles
%K sex-positive
%K sex-negative
%K feminist criminology
%K queer criminology
%K thick desire
%K public health
%K positive sexuality
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1557085117693088