And estimated 1 in 100 adults are asexual, or feel no sexual attraction to others. Largely ignored in a culture where sex sells everything from beer to pop songs to reality TV, they face stigma even among college students, who, according to one key study, view asexuals more negatively than either heterosexuals or homosexuals. But in the past five years asexuals, who often refer to themselves as aces, have seen hard-won progress, with both experts and ordinary people pointing to signs of increased visibility.
Daywatch: What the CDC mask guidelines mean for Chicago, city expands travel advisory to 14 states and unprecedented passport delays stifle travelers
Prepare Now Before its too Late
Discover where products are available & compare prices
