Ravishly Staff

When we stop talking about consent, we also stop thinking about it — and that's how we got to this point in the first place! Let's keep the conversation going.

Body image, BDSM, Zumba, and polyamory. Just another week at Ravishly . . .

We get a sneak peek at photographer Stacia Grossman's sharp, witty and relatable look at a relationship gone awry.

Ghostbusters, Mormons, and orgasms. Just another week at Ravishly . . .

Acclaimed children's book illustrator Benjamin Chaud has crafted this indelible image that will be published next week by the satirical newspaper.

From its origins, Harvard was a university for men, by men, and of men.

Openly gay African American organizer Bayard Rustin opens up about King's views on homosexuality in a 1989 interview.

Joni’s picks: Have a kid? Know a kid? Like reading concise books that knock your socks off? My first pick is this kick as book Rad American Women A-Z: Rebels, Trailblazers, and Visionaries who Shaped Our History . . . and Our Future!. Under $10 it’s awesome for your budding feminists.

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At the tail-end of a Hold My Beer, 2016 sort of year, we could all use a little more self-care in our lives. Add to that the typical stressors of a holiday season — no matter what you celebrate — and you've got a recipe calling for a generous extra helping of some personal TLC.