Aug 19

This Adult Toy Brand Turned Its Social Media Ban Into a Campaign Against Sexist Policies

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Though the sexual wellness industry is predicted to reach a market volume of $52 billion by 2028, restrictive social media policies and related censorship continue to serve as serious roadblocks for individuals and communities legally providing these services. For wellness brand Womanizer, the issue hit close to home when Instagram shut down its account at…

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