Speaking calendar/International Asexuality Day
April 6th · Visibility & Spectrum

International Asexuality Day

Not everything is about chemistry. This lesson examines the quiet revolution. In a world obsessed with sex and dating, what does it mean to be asexual? This lesson explores the visibility of different identities and why understanding the spectrum makes us more human.

SPEAKING LESSONB1 / B2Discussion · Vocabulary · Activities
01 / LET’S TALK

Speaking Discussion

  1. Why is the modern world so obsessed with romantic and sexual attraction in media?
  2. How can we make our communities more inclusive for people who don't fit the mold?
  3. Is it possible to have a deep, lifelong partnership without sexual chemistry?
  4. Why are people often afraid of identities they don't understand?
  5. How has the internet helped invisible communities find their voice?
02 / PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

Activity 1: The Inclusion Plan

You are a University Diversity Officer. A group of students wants to feel more "Visible" on campus. Draft a 3-step plan using the word "Inclusion".

Activity 2: Rapid Fire Debate

Justify your answer in 30 seconds:

  • "Society is too obsessed with labels."
  • "Friendship is more important than romance in the long run."
  • "The internet has made us more empathetic."