CalExotics Supports Cocks, Not Glocks via Documentary Funding

Campus Dildo Carry rallied thousands of UT students carrying dildos – which, ironically, is a practice regulated as a Class C misdemeanor — in protest of Campus Carry Law SB11. SB11 allows gun license holders to carry a concealed handgun throughout public university campuses in Texas. The protest captured campus sentiment: Why leave your dildos at home if other people won’t leave their guns at home?

As reported by ETO, “As a female who has been in the adult novelty industry for decades, I am well aware of what it means to stand up for what you believe in,” said Susan Colvin, founder and CEO of CalExotics.

“So when I see young people exercising their freedom of speech in this way, when many others don’t have gumption to do it, I can’t help but want to support their efforts,” Colvin added.

In addition to financially supporting its documentary, CalExotics also backed the Cocks Not Glocks organization in 2016, when the novelty company made a sizeable donation of dildos to help “arm” UT students who attended the original Campus Dildo Carry protest.

“We are incredibly grateful for the support CalExotics has shown us as we pursue our mission and passion,” said Jessica Jin, creator of Cocks Not Glocks. “With their support, we will reach millions with this documentary, and we cannot wait to reveal it to the world in 2019.”

The Campus Dildo Carry demonstration in 2016 was also supported by Dreamers Texas, a local Austin chain of adult novelty shops.

Image of Jessica Jin via Marshall Tidrick.