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BDSM Feminist Collective Aims to Make Sex Work Safer in Bushwick

The Taillor Group teaches kink-positive, feminist BDSM workshops hosted in a safe, judgement free and empowering environment.

BDSM Feminist Collective Aims to Make Sex Work Safer in Bushwick

BDSM Feminist Collective Aims to Make Sex Work Safer in Bushwick

The Taillor Group teaches kink-positive, feminist BDSM workshops hosted in a safe, judgement free and empowering environment.

BDSM Feminist Collective Aims to Make Sex Work Safer in Bushwick
As a hard novice in the realm of domination (I’m more on the submissive side myself), attending Saturday’s workshop on the BDSM art of Shaming was a deviation from my usual, decisively vanilla, Saturday afternoon. For the Taillors leading the workshop, however, this is just another day at the dungeon.

The Taillor Group is a Brooklyn-based BDSM Collective and Domination School catering to kink-positive feminists of all levels and experience. Previously headquartered at The Crown in Bed Stuy, the collective relocated to Bushwick in April after being protested out of the neighborhood by a disapproving community member.

Since vacating their headquarters on Quincy Street, the collective has settled into a cozy brownstone off the Gates Ave JMZ stop where they continue hosting a variety of BDSM/kink workshops, self-defense classes and private sessions — all of it strictly legal.

Charlotte Taillor is a petite woman of 31 with fuschia-trimmed hair and a subtle Brazilian accent from her life before moving to New York in 2008. “I was kind of…

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