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03/01/2010 |
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Secondary Education
Despite opposition from largely Christian Right-Wing Groups, resources and protections for glbtq secondary school students have dramatically increased since the first glbtq student organizations emerged on university campuses in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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03/01/2010 |
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Interview with Carolyn Laub of GSA Networks
Carolyn Laub, Executive Director of GSA Network, discusses her goals as well as the needs and grass-roots activism of middle and high school students today.
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02/01/2010 |
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A Single Man: Ford's Film / Isherwood's Novel
In this review of A Single Man (2009), Tom Ford's adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's novel, author and glbtq.com General Editor Claude J. Summers argues that though Ford's film substantially alters the story Christopher Isherwood originally told, the film is a considerable achievement in its own right.
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02/01/2010 |
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Film Actors: Lesbian and Bisexual Female
Lesbian and Bisexual Actresses have played a significant role in Hollywood since the days of silent film, but their contributions have rarely been recognized or spoken of openly. The "lavender marriage" is by no means a relic of the past despite the path-breaking careers of openly lesbian stars such as Ellen DeGeneres,Rosie O'Donnell, and Lily Tomlin.
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01/01/2010 |
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Bill Travis: Icons of Desire
Artist Bill Travis uses a photographic process he invented to combine aspects of Byzantine Christian icons with homoerotic images in his series "Icons of Desire."
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01/01/2010 |
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Ronald Firbank: Aggressive, Witty, and Unrelenting
Author and professor Don Adams argues that English novelist Ronald Firbank has been mischaracterized as a frivolous literary lightweight by some prominent critics. Rather, Adams maintains, Firbank was a radically parodic writer who upended the conventional novel's focus on ethics with a liberating expression of individualist aesthetics.
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01/01/2010 |
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Bisexuality in Honor Moore's Memoirs
Bisexual author Honor Moore's memoirs about her father, the renowned Episcopal Bishop of New York, and her grandmother, artist Margarett Sargent, are notable for exploring the homosexual as well as the heterosexual relationships in her subject's lives and in her own.
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01/01/2010 |
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Christian Denominations
While denominations such as the Metropolitan Community Church and the Unitarian Universalists welcome full participation by glbtq members and clergy, others are divided over glbtq issues, and some are ardent supporters of the most homophobic elements of the New Right.
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12/01/2009 |
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American Literature: Lesbian, 1900-1969
Lesbian literature between 1900 and 1969 exploited the "outlaw" status of the lesbian. This phenomenon is reflected in the stylistically and thematically diverse work of such writers as Sarah Orne Jewett, Djuna Barnes, Gertrude Stein, and Hilda Doolittle, among others.
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11/01/2009 |
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Lois Rudnick on Cady Wells
Lois Rudnick, editor of Cady Wells and Southwestern Modernism (Museum of New Mexico Press, 2009), explains her interest in and describes the life and work of Cady Wells (1904-1954), a modernist painter who thrived in the art colonies of Taos and Santa Fe during the first half of the twentieth century. Wells found love as well as an accepting and like-minded creative community in New Mexico's desert.
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