I know I have talked about this on the board before. But I’ll go ahead and compile a list about feminist topics related to stripping specifically.
On the off chance Nicole actually cares about this subject, she will have access to several great resources.
Jacq the stripper is an excellent comic artist and also author. instagram.com
Exotic cancer is a comic artist. It’s more difficult to “digest” though if you’re not a stripper. instagram.com
Or best yet, get a Tumblr. If you have any personal interest in stripping and feminism, especially combined together, it’s hands down the BEST resource.
Off the top of my head, some users to follow are strippr, sucubus-stripper, lapdanseuse, nerdystripper, gothicstripper, hashtag-stripper-problems, workingitinportland, locker-room-bitch, and many others.
Some of the strippers on this site also have tumblr accounts too.
So Nicole, if you take my recommendations, here’s some pros and cons to paying more attention to the sites I recommended over TUSCL.
Pros:
- You could find all the discussions you want about feminism there. Strippers care WAY more about that subject than the men on here do.
So the content about that stuff is way more thought provoking and interesting to read.
It does tend to be an echo chamber that would be harsh to non-feminist thought. But that would only be a con for others, and not you.
Cons:
- These stripper feminists are damn good at ignoring trolling.
The closest thing to “trolling” there is on there are from naive aspiring sugar baby bloggers who believe they are about to get 10k/month allowances from several men without sex.
- In order to get attention on that website, you will have to make posts that resonate with others.
Over on Tumblr and instagram, others choose to follow you and you get attention from being “re-shared”
Whereas on TUSCL, getting ignored is an “opt out” feature that many don’t successfully use.
Pro or con...?:
The posters on Tumblr/Instagram are going to skew very heavily as females who are in their 20s and 30s.
I’m not too sure yet whether Nicole believes that the opinions of older men are more valuable than of younger women.


^If the above post is TLDR;
Nicole thinks that most men’s opinions are way more important than women’s.