Penn State Professor Tells Students To ‘Watch Gay Porn’ And Confront That They Might Be Bisexual

Sociology professor at Penn State University It was suggested that students who are straight should view gay porn to explore their sexuality.

Sam Richards, Penn State Sociology professor challenged students to look at same-sex pornography in order to confront the possibility of being aroused. This lecture was part of his Sociology119 course. Richards stated that everyone has bisexual feelings and that some people might feel more comfortable being bisexual.

“If you’re straight, watch gay or lesbian porn and see how quickly you feel aroused,” In the lecture, which was originally given on December 6, via Fox News. “And how you can’t control that. You’ll realize that, ‘Oh, d***, I could be sexualized by people who are like me.’”

“We are all at some level nonbinary,” Richards said that Richards had compiled the views of many sociologists in a summary. “We’re all, very much, easily bisexual.” Richards does not specify the research to which he is referring. However, Cornell University researchers conducted a 2015 study that found both men and females were stimulated when they watched the same porn. The researchers Claim This was evidence that sexuality does not have to be strictly restricted.

“I might have hit a nerve there. Did I hit a nerve?” The professor wanted to know when the class was silent.

Richards doubled down on the challenge and specifically pointed out straight students and men.

“Watch gay porn,” He repeated the statement, much to laughter. “See if you feel that feeling. If you feel that feeling, look in a mirror, and say huh, maybe I’m just feeling some things that I’m just afraid to release. And maybe you release that and maybe you’d be surprised that maybe you actually are fine being more bisexual.”

The video was uploaded to SOC 119 YouTube page. Richards made the videos public after receiving news reports.

Talk to Campus Reform Richards has defended his lecture this week. “When I discuss these issues, I generally do so as a sociologist, since that shapes how I see the world,” He stated. “From this perspective, ‘sexuality’ is actually quite complex.”

“I have friends/acquaintances who’ve spent a long time in prison and they have homosexual sex,” He added. “They’re ‘straight’ until they need or want intimacy and then they have homosexual sex.”

According to Richards’ Faculty web pageSOC 119 is a popular course that attracts around 725 students every semester. Students will enjoy the following benefits: “opportunity to re-examine the world and challenge what they believe to be their place in it from a new perspective,” It states. It claims that the course is “the largest race and ethnic relations course in the country,” Both students and faculty from both sides of political spectrums praised it.

Fox News reported that the college also supported the course. “Professor Richards purposefully teaches in a manner designed to promote discussion across a spectrum of opinions,” Penn State made the comment. “His class is not mandatory but is a popular elective that students choose to join. Dr. Richards and his course colleagues take time to discuss opinions from many perspectives — from liberal to conservative — and delve into topics from different viewpoints to create conversation, challenge beliefs and encourage students to explore uncomfortable and complex topics.”