Sex in prison remains a taboo topic, largely ignored by scientists and society alike.

Sex in prison remains a taboo topic, largely ignored by scientists and society alike. The authors also shed light on the sexual hierarchies that form in prisons. The data, interview excerpts, and policy recommendations found throughout the work provide an evocative illustration of .

PRISON J. Christopher Hensley

PRISON J. Christopher Hensley.

Since prisons are usually separated by gender, most sexual activity is with a same-sex partner. Exceptions to this consist of sex during conjugal visits and sex with an employee of the opposite sex.

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Only Alarid used a social constructionist approach to understand sexuality behind bars. Using data collected from 142 male inmates in a Southern maximum-security correctional facility, the purpose of the present study was to examine whether engaging in sexual behavior affects a change in the sexual orientation of male prison inmates.

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