“Naughty Bits” fursuit video shoot with Rachel Lark – sex-positive art in the age of Trump.
by Patch O'Furr
(Adult content)
Armed with a ukelele and raunchy/smart songs like “Fuck My Toe”, Rachel Lark is an Oakland, CA based singer-songwriter with a fierce and funny voice. She has a new song, “Naughty Bits”, that playfully protests against sex-negative politics. It’s a response to SESTA, a law against sex trafficking that throws free expression under the bus. Furry dating site Pounced closed in fear of overreach of the law.
For those of you who don’t know what’s up with SESTA (and I’m not judging, there’s a lot going on these days) here’s what you should know….
1. It equates all sex work with sex trafficking (not the same thing)
2. It hurts sex workers AND victims of sex trafficking
3. It has serious and scary implications for free speech on the internet
4. It potentially criminalizes sex worker solidarity and advocacyThis law sucks, but when things suck, we make art, and that’s the only way out of the despair. – Rachel Lark
Rachel wrote an in-depth article about this: SESTA, Sex Work, and Art in the Age of Trump.
