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Written by NLA-I Board
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Saturday, 12 June 2004 |
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To maintain our national/international communication, information, education and support network for all members of the Leather/BDSM/Fetish community.
To role model the power and pride of all adults who engage in Safe, Sane and Consensual sexual expression and encourage those who fight for decriminalization of all sexual acts between consenting adults.
To support individual and organized political activism, visibility and education in order to eradicate stereotypical beliefs, misconceptions and media misrepresentation about the Leather/BDSM/Fetish family in the community at large.
To continue providing, through publications, educational material and conferences, a forum for the sharing of knowledge, viewpoints and practices of a diverse network of people.
To promote the success and welfare of individuals, organizations, publications and businesses within our community; especially against threats to their freedom of expression, freedom of the press, rights to free association and right to equal protection under the law.
To welcome women, people of color, transgender, the deaf, the physically challenged and others who have traditionally been discriminated against or poorly represented within the Leather/BDSM/Fetish community.
To attend, promote and support fundraising for deserving defense funds, projects, and clubs, organizations, and/or charities, which have given direct service to the Leather/BDSM/Fetish community.
To continue preserving a record of our history, traditions and culture. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 02 February 2007 )
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NLA-I Media Statement Regarding Consensual SM |
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Written by Caron Ryer
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Sunday, 21 September 2008 |
CLICK HERE to download full Media StatementOn any given day, thousands of adults throughout the US engage in various “adult activities” that sometimes incorporate aspects of BDSM, (bondage, discipline, and sadomasochism). These may range from a mild but adventurous explorations sometimes called, “tie and tease,” “tie and tickle,” or “slap and tickle,” to more involved forms. Despite how it may appear or sound to those unfamiliar with these activities, the truth is that it is not uncommon for many of those participants to devote many of hours researching and learning about what they do so that they can do it safely and for the mutual gratification of all parties. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 01 February 2009 )
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