Differentiation and Integration in The Big Sick, Fun Home, and Trumpet

    In the last three days I've had the pleasure of watching the fabulous movie, The Big Sick, the incredible musical Fun Home, and reading Trumpet, A Novel. All three are great art. The first two are based on the writers' lives. All are about "coming out", or not, to one's self and one's family and

By |2017-07-15T18:29:11-07:00July 15th, 2017|Comments Off on Differentiation and Integration in The Big Sick, Fun Home, and Trumpet

“Milk” and the social context of gayness

    If you are gay, treat gay people, know a gay person, and/or want to see a great movie, watch Gus van Sant's movie, Milk. Milk follows Harvey Milk from the closeted early 70's business world in NY city, to his exhuberant personal and political awakening in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood to his becoming the first openly

By |2008-11-30T20:19:32-08:00November 30th, 2008|Comments Off on “Milk” and the social context of gayness

The Physiology of Sexual Orientation

David France wrote "The Science of Gaydar" in the 6/25/07 New York magazine. It talks about the research in physical differences between gay and straight people. Basically, men's differences are more easily measurable. Gay men are more likely to have counterclockwise hair whorls in the back of their heads; to be the 2nd, 3rd, or

By |2007-06-26T23:43:08-07:00June 26th, 2007|Comments Off on The Physiology of Sexual Orientation
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