Dr. Lexx Breaks Barriers

Dr. Lexx Breaks Barriers By Becoming The First Black President Of The American Association Of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) 

Shattering Glass Ceilings in Sexuality Education and Therapy

Dr. Lexx James, a renowned sexologist, author, and educator, has been elected as the first-ever Black president of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT).

This historic achievement not only celebrates Dr. Lexx’s exceptional contributions to the industry but also marks a significant stride towards greater inclusivity in the traditionally white-dominated field of sexuality.

A Lifelong Passion for Shame-Free Sex Education

Dr. Lexx’s journey to the AASECT presidency has been marked by a steadfast commitment to promoting comprehensive, shame-free sexuality education.

As the founder of The Institute for Sexuality & Intimacy, LLC, she has dedicated her career to providing education and therapy on a wide range of intimate topics, from womb-to-tomb.

Her work has been featured in prestigious publications such as Essence, The New York Times, and NPR, further solidifying her status as a leading voice in the field of sexuality.

“Dr. Lexx’s unwavering dedication to creating a more inclusive and sex-positive landscape is truly inspirational. Her election as the first Black president of AASECT is a testament to her groundbreaking work and the power of representation.” – Sexuality Educator, Dr. Jess O’Reilly

Leveraging Relationships for Positive Change

According to Dr. Lexx, the key to success in the niche field of sexuality lies in the power of networking and building social capital.

By fostering strong relationships with colleagues and industry leaders, she has been able to secure speaking engagements, book features, and high-profile media opportunities that have amplified her message and expanded her reach.

A Commitment to Consistency and Authenticity

Dr. Lexx’s rise to the top has been fueled by her unwavering commitment to authenticity and consistency.

Embracing her identity as a “Black, fat, pansexual, recovering Baptist from the south trapped in the north,” she has cultivated a brand that resonates with her diverse clientele and followers.

This authenticity has earned her the trust and respect of her peers, making her a natural choice to lead the prestigious AASECT organization.