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March 20

Let's Talk About Sex (And Power)

Where: The Brecht Forum
When: 7:30 pm

LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX (AND POWER)
The Client 9 Syndrome

Another in a long line of high-profile political sex "scandals," like the Larry Craig men's room encounter, Spitzer's downfall points to the hypocrisy of those in power who break the codes they themselves have vehemently enforced. But should the sex lives of politicians be a matter for public concern? Are Type-A male personalities something we should seek or avoid in those we elect? Should prostitution be legalized? Is the sex business intrinsically sexist? And is power an aphrodisiac, a byproduct of uncontrollable testosterone, or both?

Join us in a leftist take on the trail from the Governor's Mansion to the Emperor's Club.

With:
Karen Finley, Performance artist and author of George and Martha
Esther Kaplan, The Nation Institute and author of With God on Their Side
Dale Peck, Literary critic, novelist and author of Hatchet Jobs
Gary Younge, Guardian columnist, Institute Fellow and author of Stranger in a Strange Land

The Brecht Forum,
451 West Street/ The West Side Highway
(Between Bank and Bethune in the West Village)
New York, NY 10014

$7-10-15 Sliding Scale (Nobody will be turned away)

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