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Pictured below is Alfred Charles Kinsey, the man known today--by those who do know him--as the "Father of the Sexual Revolution", the man whose work changed the world.
He even had his own movie made about him starring Liam Neeson:
However, you might be more familiar with the name from the "Kinsey Scale", a sort of sexual fluidity scale from staunchly heterosexual to overtly homosexual, arguably a sort of precursor to the notion of gender fluidity we have today.
This kind of thing, like much of Kinsey's research, is taught in Gender Studies classes and other realms of academia. Kinsey's work also informs public school Sex Ed and even legal cases, especially cases relating to criminal sexual behavior.
Alfred Kinsey is one of the chief impetuses of much of America's, and the world's thereby, revised understanding of sexuality. A studied sexologist and zoologist, he founded his own institute in the 1940's after noteworthy professorship at the same university where he received his PhD. His interest in studying the intricacies of human sexuality burgeoned, as did his own radical views, views like "abstinence until marriage is psychologically harmful". According to his Wikipedia entry it seems it was around this time that he caught the eye of a certain philanthropic organization which would not only fund new research from Kinsey but would go on to bolster him and his work across the country, even helping it be introduced into the American legal system, as previously mentioned.
Although the Kinsey Institute's history page mentions only the "Committee for Research in Problems of Sex" (CRPS), the true origin source of Kinsey's support came from the Rockefeller Foundation.
You can find more information like this readily on the Kinsey Institute's page dedicated to its founder's history and the aforementioned Wikipedia entry, but what neither (let alone most other articles and sites) are inclined to mention is that among Kinsey's most widely studied and noteworthy books of research--namely "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male" and "Sexual Behavior in the Human Female"--was something obscenely dark. It was not the spurious or even manufactured data regarding certain sexual proclivities or the false statistical tendencies to homosexuality among men. No, it was an emphasis on child sexual behavior in ages as young as only months old--propositions supported by data collected not just from known pedophiles but even from one of the most prolific child rapists in the history of Berlin, a high ranking literal Nazi named Fritz von Balluseck.
New York Times article link. Archive link.
Kinsey would also associate with men like Kenneth Anger who not only participated in and helped film pornographic materials for Kinsey's studies but was an "avant-garde" filmmaker who was known as a Satanist, despite him saying he was not one in this article from the Guardian (Archive, preferred for full article).
Below is a picture of Kenneth Anger:
At one point Kinsey and a younger Anger had gone to Thelema Abbey, a small house in Sicily which had been founded by Alistair Crowley as a Satanic temple, pictured below (viewing art, after Crowley's death):
Alfred Kinsey would go throughout America with speaking engagements to talk about his noteworthy "Kinsey Reports" (the aforementioned "Sexual Behavior" research books) and how they can help people better accept and grow comfortable with their sexuality, starting even from infancy. He would argue that child sexuality was nothing to be ashamed of, that children having orgasms was natural and proved their sexual inclination, and that no psychological damage came from inter-age sexual intercourse. Although, all of this about children remained heavily under-discussed. Instead the talks, interviews and accolades referred mainly to his research in adult men and women. Kinsey's image was, and in many parts still is, as highly regarded as it was highly influential, even influencing Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, whose publication began roughly around 1953, not long after Kinsey's reports were first becoming widespread.
With regards to the data on childhood sexuality in Kinsey's reports, his Wikipedia entry states "Little attention was paid to this part of Kinsey's research at the time, but where Kinsey had gained this information began to be questioned nearly 40 years later." However, this is a flat out falsehood, as there were in fact questions regarding his highly controversial studies and their sources from the beginning. However criticism of Kinsey is best known to become popularized after one of Kinsey's most vocal critics, Dr. Judith Ann Reisman (the presumed "founder of the anti-Kinsey movement" according to her Wikipedia entry) became a noted public figure, appearing on television and major networks to expose Kinsey and his work. She would spend most of her life dedicated to showing how his research was born from and encouraged child sexual abuse, as well as how it was not just changing society but also legislature and educational curriculum.
Reisman began on her crusade against Kinsey and his research after her daughter was molested and, due to trauma, slipped into "deep depression" only to die fifteen years later from brain aneurysm, which she curiously blamed on her daughter's earlier sexual trauma. She held a presentation for the FBI to investigate the rise in sexually violent cases, particularly regarding children, and its potential correlation with rising pornographic magazines like Playboy and Hustler, wherein she discovered that not only did the major pornographic magazines employ repeatedly incestuous, underage or outright violent sexual cartoons regarding children but even had nude photoshoots of actual children (as well as the phenomenon of "barely legal" and women dressed up as young girls).
This, too, she would tie back to Kinsey's research, and when one of the founders of these magazines (Hefner) had taken to the title of being "Kinsey's Pamphleteer", even referring to Kinsey's publication as "the other great book", it may be difficult not to see a correlation. However, due to her religious beliefs and particular view of these things coming from Satanism and its "do what thou wilt" philosophy, she is not always taken seriously.
Below is a succinct video about Kinsey and the presumed effects of his research with clips from a documentary which interviews Dr. Reisman and others.
The full documentary is nearly 3hrs and pores over with great detail (and conservative and religious leanings, with minor cinematic flare for its budget) much of what was written here and even more, replete with citations. The full documentary is on Youtube and will be linked at the bottom of this post for those interested.
TL;DR Public school Sex Ed would not exist without Kinsey. Many of the laws which decrease the penalties of soliciting minors and other pedophilic crimes were influenced by legal citations to Kinsey's studies. Kinsey's research underpins almost every aspect of medical and scientific study today, biological and psychological, when it comes to human sexual behaviors. Without Kinsey there would be no widespread acceptance of extramarital sex and alternative sexual lifestyles, little if any tolerance for pornography, no LGBT movement, no John Money, no Transgenderism and "Gender" notions today and so on.
We likely would not even have OnlyFans.
Ultimately Alfred Kinsey's work--provably fallacious in many aspects and further proven to be informed by actual pedophiles, one of which seemingly being a Nazi officer with whom Kinsey was not only in correspondence but, it's said, was actively encouraging him to catalog his acts in diaries for his research--has helped change not just America but the entire world for generations to come.
Full Documentary: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=aJ0JQGoAz4w or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ0JQGoAz4w
However, you might be more familiar with the name from the "Kinsey Scale", a sort of sexual fluidity scale from staunchly heterosexual to overtly homosexual, arguably a sort of precursor to the notion of gender fluidity we have today.
This kind of thing, like much of Kinsey's research, is taught in Gender Studies classes and other realms of academia. Kinsey's work also informs public school Sex Ed and even legal cases, especially cases relating to criminal sexual behavior.
Alfred Kinsey is one of the chief impetuses of much of America's, and the world's thereby, revised understanding of sexuality. A studied sexologist and zoologist, he founded his own institute in the 1940's after noteworthy professorship at the same university where he received his PhD. His interest in studying the intricacies of human sexuality burgeoned, as did his own radical views, views like "abstinence until marriage is psychologically harmful". According to his Wikipedia entry it seems it was around this time that he caught the eye of a certain philanthropic organization which would not only fund new research from Kinsey but would go on to bolster him and his work across the country, even helping it be introduced into the American legal system, as previously mentioned.
Although the Kinsey Institute's history page mentions only the "Committee for Research in Problems of Sex" (CRPS), the true origin source of Kinsey's support came from the Rockefeller Foundation.
You can find more information like this readily on the Kinsey Institute's page dedicated to its founder's history and the aforementioned Wikipedia entry, but what neither (let alone most other articles and sites) are inclined to mention is that among Kinsey's most widely studied and noteworthy books of research--namely "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male" and "Sexual Behavior in the Human Female"--was something obscenely dark. It was not the spurious or even manufactured data regarding certain sexual proclivities or the false statistical tendencies to homosexuality among men. No, it was an emphasis on child sexual behavior in ages as young as only months old--propositions supported by data collected not just from known pedophiles but even from one of the most prolific child rapists in the history of Berlin, a high ranking literal Nazi named Fritz von Balluseck.
New York Times article link. Archive link.
Kinsey would also associate with men like Kenneth Anger who not only participated in and helped film pornographic materials for Kinsey's studies but was an "avant-garde" filmmaker who was known as a Satanist, despite him saying he was not one in this article from the Guardian (Archive, preferred for full article).
Below is a picture of Kenneth Anger:
At one point Kinsey and a younger Anger had gone to Thelema Abbey, a small house in Sicily which had been founded by Alistair Crowley as a Satanic temple, pictured below (viewing art, after Crowley's death):
Alfred Kinsey would go throughout America with speaking engagements to talk about his noteworthy "Kinsey Reports" (the aforementioned "Sexual Behavior" research books) and how they can help people better accept and grow comfortable with their sexuality, starting even from infancy. He would argue that child sexuality was nothing to be ashamed of, that children having orgasms was natural and proved their sexual inclination, and that no psychological damage came from inter-age sexual intercourse. Although, all of this about children remained heavily under-discussed. Instead the talks, interviews and accolades referred mainly to his research in adult men and women. Kinsey's image was, and in many parts still is, as highly regarded as it was highly influential, even influencing Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, whose publication began roughly around 1953, not long after Kinsey's reports were first becoming widespread.
With regards to the data on childhood sexuality in Kinsey's reports, his Wikipedia entry states "Little attention was paid to this part of Kinsey's research at the time, but where Kinsey had gained this information began to be questioned nearly 40 years later." However, this is a flat out falsehood, as there were in fact questions regarding his highly controversial studies and their sources from the beginning. However criticism of Kinsey is best known to become popularized after one of Kinsey's most vocal critics, Dr. Judith Ann Reisman (the presumed "founder of the anti-Kinsey movement" according to her Wikipedia entry) became a noted public figure, appearing on television and major networks to expose Kinsey and his work. She would spend most of her life dedicated to showing how his research was born from and encouraged child sexual abuse, as well as how it was not just changing society but also legislature and educational curriculum.
Reisman began on her crusade against Kinsey and his research after her daughter was molested and, due to trauma, slipped into "deep depression" only to die fifteen years later from brain aneurysm, which she curiously blamed on her daughter's earlier sexual trauma. She held a presentation for the FBI to investigate the rise in sexually violent cases, particularly regarding children, and its potential correlation with rising pornographic magazines like Playboy and Hustler, wherein she discovered that not only did the major pornographic magazines employ repeatedly incestuous, underage or outright violent sexual cartoons regarding children but even had nude photoshoots of actual children (as well as the phenomenon of "barely legal" and women dressed up as young girls).
This, too, she would tie back to Kinsey's research, and when one of the founders of these magazines (Hefner) had taken to the title of being "Kinsey's Pamphleteer", even referring to Kinsey's publication as "the other great book", it may be difficult not to see a correlation. However, due to her religious beliefs and particular view of these things coming from Satanism and its "do what thou wilt" philosophy, she is not always taken seriously.
Below is a succinct video about Kinsey and the presumed effects of his research with clips from a documentary which interviews Dr. Reisman and others.
The full documentary is nearly 3hrs and pores over with great detail (and conservative and religious leanings, with minor cinematic flare for its budget) much of what was written here and even more, replete with citations. The full documentary is on Youtube and will be linked at the bottom of this post for those interested.
TL;DR Public school Sex Ed would not exist without Kinsey. Many of the laws which decrease the penalties of soliciting minors and other pedophilic crimes were influenced by legal citations to Kinsey's studies. Kinsey's research underpins almost every aspect of medical and scientific study today, biological and psychological, when it comes to human sexual behaviors. Without Kinsey there would be no widespread acceptance of extramarital sex and alternative sexual lifestyles, little if any tolerance for pornography, no LGBT movement, no John Money, no Transgenderism and "Gender" notions today and so on.
We likely would not even have OnlyFans.
Ultimately Alfred Kinsey's work--provably fallacious in many aspects and further proven to be informed by actual pedophiles, one of which seemingly being a Nazi officer with whom Kinsey was not only in correspondence but, it's said, was actively encouraging him to catalog his acts in diaries for his research--has helped change not just America but the entire world for generations to come.
Full Documentary: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=aJ0JQGoAz4w or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ0JQGoAz4w
Alfred Kinsey, much like Hugh Henfer, was not Jewish.
