The Feminist Sexpert Remembers Deborah Sundahl

As an creator, filmmaker, journal publisher and lecturer, Deborah Sundahl shone as a brilliant glowing light-weight and a feminist pioneer in the erotic field. 

Along with the wonderful Nan Kinney, who I had the honor of interviewing in 2021 when their films were showcased by my close friends at PinkLabel.tv as a part of their outstanding Vintage Dyke Porn showcase, Sundahl directed some unique, just one of a kind–not to point out absolutely hawt–erotic movies designed by and for lesbians. Unveiled underneath the superb Fatale Media label, these sensual classics provided the signature Suburban Dykes starring Nina Hartley and Sharon Mitchell, Risk-free is Want (a vitally critical adult sex training movie that addresses the matter of safe intercourse), Hungry Hearts, a attractive female/girl romance, and Burlezk Just one and Two (which chronicled the true everyday living phase performances of the 1st lesbian strip troupe).

Sundahl and Kinney also had been the co-founders of On Our Backs, the to start with porn journal generated by and for lesbians. A sexual wonderland for the fashionable lesbian, OOB featured centerfolds, erotic fiction, content articles, and adverts for the XXX video clips, audios, phone sex expert services, and strip reveals geared toward women of all ages only.

As an writer and lecturer, Sundahl wrote thoroughly on the subject of Woman Ejaculation and the G-Spot–and also developed films exhibiting each women and gentlemen how to make their females experience authentic, genuine very good.

Deborah Sundahl handed away June 13. But the mark that she and Kinney still left on the earth of women’s and lesbian pornography and sexual company is everlasting and indelible. Outside of joining the likes of Candida Royalle as shameless trailblazers who engaged on a quest to provide excellent adult amusement for gals, they gave lots of bi and gay females the bravery and permission to specific and enact their identities and desires–proud and unashamed.

Thank you, dear Deborah. Rest in Ability.

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