Never in a million years would I have ever thought that I would have the opportunity to be speaking at schools all over the world about my sex change! It is just amazing.

Again thank you to all the amazing students who brought me in and all the ones who came to see me speak. Oh and they gave me a standing ovation.WOW!

I just found this on my facebook page from one of the students who came to see me speak “I concur with Leslie; thank you for coming out to speak. I was really moved by your story. You even got a tear or several out of me- wasn’t expecting that. It was an honor to have you here and to be able to spend time with you as well. It’s definitely something I’m not going to forget. “

This is why I call what I do “motivational speaking”

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Buck Angel Selected as Board Member by Woodhull Sexual Freedom Alliance

Los Angeles, CA; March 12, 2012

Buck Angel and The Woodhull Sexual Freedom Alliance have joined forces to help move our world to a place where our fundamental human right to sexual freedom is fully realized. The mission of this organization meshes perfectly with Buck Angel’s message of being sexually comfortable in one’s own skin. Together they hope to advance an agenda that recognizes the wonderful diversity of sex, sexuality, and our rights to make informed, consensual choices in our lives.

Buck made history rising to prominence as the first female-to-male transsexual adult film star. More recently, he has focused on education, advocacy, and motivational speaking, reaching people from all across the globe and the spectrums of gender and sexuality through appearances at universities and numerous events.

As a leader in advocacy and activism for sexual freedom, rights and liberty, Ricci J. Levy the Executive Director of Woodhull says, “Buck’s long history of activism around sexuality and gender identity, coupled with his boundless energy and passion for sexual freedom will be enormous assets to Woodhull.  Buck inspires people to think outside the box and I can’t wait to add his perspective and creativity to the work we’re doing to affirm sexual freedom as a fundamental human right. I’m absolutely delighted at the prospect of working with him from now on!”

One of Buck’s first activities in joining the board was to announce that he will be donating 5% from each sale of his newest sex education film, “Sexing The Transman XXX” to the organization during the entire month of April. http://sexingthetransman.com/

For more information on Woodhull, visit http://www.woodhullalliance.org/
To learn more about Buck Angel’s pioneering filmmaking, advocacy, and motivational speaking, please visit http://buckangelentertainment.com/

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But the people who really made it work Jess and Joey did such a great job of doing the fundraising that made it possible.

I met so many great people and had such a great time. I believe I made a good impact on so many people. Here is a photo gallery of the events and just some of my off time with the event coordinators. Thanks again Winnipeg! WOOF!

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Megan Andelloux, also known as “Oh Megan” is the founder and director of The Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health, and the the creator and driving force behind this amazing website. She asked Buck to be one of the first contributors on this site because of his extensive knowledge and work within the sex education with the LGBTQ community.

Here is what Megan says in her press release about the site:

Megan Andelloux, also known as “Oh Megan“,  is proud to participate in a new project and website aimed at increasing awareness of the state of sexuality education in the United States, titled “What They Are Asking”.  Born out of the experiences of adult sexuality educators, WTAA serves as a collective, community-driven response to the question, “Why do adults need sex education?”  WTAA seeks to respond to important questions concerning the necessity of comprehensive sex education and highlights the ways that the United States’ lack of comprehensive sex education in youth leads to sexually misinformed adults.

First and foremost, the “What They Are Asking” web project involves the daily posting of three question cards, each featuring a question submitted anonymously during various adult sex education lectures and workshops throughout the country.  These cards represent the vast multitude of concerns, issues, and questions adults have about sex and sexuality.  According to Megan Andelloux, founder and director of The Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health and co-founder of WTAA, “Sharing [these questions] with a wider audience will let these authentic voices demonstrate the importance of our work as sexuality educators and the true need for quality, comprehensive sex education.”

The second component of WTAA is a fun, interactive educational component: viewers of WTAA will be able to vote on the question they would most like answered that week.  Once the votes are tallied, a sexuality educator with relevant expertise will write or upload a video in response to the question with the most votes.  The WTAA project will feature educators from many different components in the field of human sexuality, with specialties as gender, sexual medicine, relationships, self-esteem, and more.

Sexuality educators involved in “What They Are Asking” hope that this project will eventually go on to be used by policy makers to advocate for comprehensive sex education within both primary and secondary school systems. 

So that kind of upset me, because I was a girl scout when I was a little “girl”. I had not gone through the change until well into my twenties. But the scouts were awesome. I love being in my uniform. Even though it was a dress it was still a uniform. I even wore it to one of my class photo days.

The Huffington Post has this post on the boycott here

The Los Angeles times wrote something here.

Here is the video I made in response to their “boycott” video. Thanks to everyone who passed it around and helping to make this subject heard.

Click here to view the embedded video.