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Mar '07
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The Trouble with Diversity
By: Yasmin Nair
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In a provocative new book, Walter Benn Michaels contends promoting 'diversity' and identity politics is the wrong strategy altogether. Yasmin Nair tracks him down to find out where he thinks the gay
movement should be heading. |
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Feb '07
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Bedfellows Strange & Plenty
By: Bill Andriette
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It's as if polygamists broke into the headquarters of Gay Agenda, Inc., and stole all the Five Year Plans. If imitation is flattery, why are gay leaders gritting their teeth? |
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Feb '07
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Beyond Same-Sex Marriage
By: Bill Andriette
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Last summer a
handful of activists, under the banner "Beyond Marriage," came together to argue for broadening the gay marriage battle, which still rages in the US. |
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Jan '07
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Baltimore Revisited
By: Frank Laterreur
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Before there was internet cruising, there was the
street. And in the '60s and '70s, the streets in Baltimore were among the
hottest, the most open for gay sex anywhere. Why did everything change? |
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Dec '06
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'Hidden Folk' No Longer
By: Jim D'Entremont
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Most foreign pride attendees-- or visitors drawn by other gay Icelandic happenings-- stay to investigate Reykjavik's art and music scenes, or to explore the Western Fjords, Thingvellir National Park, or the edges of
the Vatnajökull Icecap |
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Dec '06
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Singing Out, Acting Up
By: Jim D'Entremont
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The gay community seemed resigned to
being doomed as long as they were in Iceland. Most gay men I knew at that time went abroad to have fun at gay saunas and gay bars, and they spoke about them as clerics speak about God. |
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Nov '06
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Crimson Memories
By: Greg Bradford
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World War II was over, and the conformist 1950s had yet to begin. For a gay freshman, Harvard was abloom. |
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Oct '06
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Phallic Fantastic
By: Jim Larkins
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The decision to make below-the-belt alterations could be the most important one you'll ever make. So whether you choose to grab a tape measure and start popping pills, begin a regimen of stretching, pulling and prodding,
or take the riskiest of routes and go under knife, let patience and common sense be your guide in making that choice. |
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Sep '06
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The Porn Factory
By: Brad Nolan
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After punching-in on the job, Brad Nolan fucked, sucked, and pushed butternut squash up his ass-- at the beck and call of customers halfway around the world. A behind-the-scenes look at the people bringing you live,
real-time, 24/7 cyber porn. |
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Aug '06
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Letter from the Publisher
By: Edward Hougen
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Despite the many gains over the past 20 years in
terms of gay people being integrated into society at
large, these
advances have often come at too high a cost. |
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Aug '06
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Gay Latvia at 14
By: Thomas Kilduff
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Despite difficulties, gay people in Latvia are
stretching their limbs and finding their dancing
feet-- often at a club that sounds like 'Pervs' and
means 'swamp' |
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Jul '06
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Sexy Like a Graveyard
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Gay porn stars often hit the circuit, making guest appearances at bars, baths, and gay events to meet fans and drum up interest in their flicks. What'll they do now that they have to compete for attention with
muscle-bound morticians? |
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Jul '06
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Sex Offender Registries: Invitation to Vigilantism
By: Jim D'Entremont
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Aiming through a living room window at 3:00 a.m. on April 16, 2006-- Easter Sunday-- Stephen A. Marshall shot and killed Joseph Gray. The victim had been dozing on a couch at his home in Milo, Maine. Five hours
later, Marshall knocked on the door of William Elliot's vinyl-sided mobile home in Corinth, 24 miles away. When Elliot appeared, the 20-year-old assassin fired at point-blank range. |
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Jul '06
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From Mondale to Marshall: Manufacturing Monsters
By: Jim D'Entremont
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Since the 1970s, a positive feedback loop of public indignation and media heat has fostered the illusion of a pandemic of child abduction, rape, and murder. |
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Jun '06
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Gay Pride Worldwide
By: Bill Andriette
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Gay pride parades around this world! |
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May '06
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Gay & Gray
By: Joseph Couture
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Joseph Couture used to be afraid of getting old, until he learned the secrets of his elders who were scoring more than he was |
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Apr '06
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Asexuality 101
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Chatting with Jay David, founder of Asexual Visibility and Education Network |
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Apr '06
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Some Like it... Not!
By: Jo Frohbieter-Mueller
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As asexuals organize and build solidarity with each other, are they actually modelling themselves on the world's most sexually active folks gay men? |
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Mar '06
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An American Embarrassed
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An American in Paris? Not exactly. With Spanish
un poco, and only vague reasons for leaving a sorta contented life in San Francisco, Jason Shamai moved to Mexico City for adventures. |
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Mar '06
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Name & Shame
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The gay movement's success-- like the North's victory over the slaveholding South in the American Civil War-- has produced huge and burning resentments. America today doesn't
have much in the way of lynchings or a Ku Klux Klan-- these long-lived bastard-children of that terrible war. But that's just because post-1960s resentment has aerosolized, like hairspray,
with the resulting flammable fog set alight by the right-wing. |
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Feb '06
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A Sexual Romp Through Poland
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Poland right now has Europe's most anti-gay government. But between the sex and the politics, the streets are alive. Frederick Hall checks out the action |
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Feb '06
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Not a Polish Joke
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Poland legalized homosex in 1932, and prostitution is not a crime. But with the election of a hard-right government last October, Poland stands out today in Europe for most
thoroughly weaving anti-gay sex hysteria into its politics. |
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Jan '06
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Living 'La Vida' Leather
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'Cuban culture is typified by masculinity, aggressiveness, passion, and romance,' says Will Castillo, Mr. Florida Leather 2005, 'so it was a natural fit for me to identify with the leather scene.' What happened next? |
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Jan '06
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Sex Panics North-American Style
By: Tom Reeves
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The same day last summer Canada's parliament voted for gay marriage, it also passed a censorship bill that could send readers of online erotic fiction-- anywhere in the world-- to prison in Canada for years. An even more draconian anti-porn law is set to pass US Congress this
month. As progress for formal gay equality marches on, so does a vicious anti-sex backlash, centered on 'protecting children.' A throwback to an earlier time? |
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Jan '06
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Homocyclopedia
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Online encyclopedias are in the air lately, with the phenomenal rise of Wikipedia |
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Dec '05
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Gay Sweden
By: Jim D'Entremont
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Humane, progressive, über-tolerant-- Jim D'Entremont explores the complications of life in Scandanavia's gay paradise |
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Nov '05
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Balls & Chains
By: David Thorstad
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It's been a year since G.W. Bush was reelected on the coattails of anti-gay-marriage bigotry. Time for a second look, David Thorstad contends, at the marriage sellout. |
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Oct '05
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Pictures at an Execution
By: Bill Andriette
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Iran's hanging of two teenagers for sodomy sparked gay outrage and a yawn from the mainstream. Do Iran & America actually see eye-to-eye? |
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Sep '05
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Falling Bodies
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Anyone who thinks the gay movement has carved out safe space for homosex amongst consenting adults should think twice-- all across the country right-wing politicians,
ambitious prosecutors, and unscrupulous media are once again targeting adult gay men for prosecution under archaic anti-sex laws and life-destroying media smears. Are we rushing back to
the persecution and paranoia of the 1950s? Consider these cases: |
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Sep '05
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Bloggers to the Barricades
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You've probably already seen this picture. The July 19 torture and execution-by-hanging by Iranian authorities of two teenage boys convicted in a homosexual-sex case showed the
power of bloggers to set the gay agenda-- and unleash gusts of bytes and pixels in which mainline groups end up blowing and twisting. |
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