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Nov '03
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Yaoi: Redrawing Male Love
By: Mark McHarry
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Some of today's edgiest male homosexual images and stories are being composed by women and girls-- for their own pleasure. Because it's (mostly) young women who've thronged to the burgeoning yaoi underground. |
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Oct '03
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Tricked!
By: Brad Nollant
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Torontonian Brad Nollant picked up work in Amsterdam as a high-end whore. His new-found patron turned out to have wholly serious connections. |
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Sep '03
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Vive La France
By: Jim D'Entremont
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Jim D'Entremont rekindles his love affair with
the country of
fraternité &
liberté |
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Aug '03
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Sodomy & the Supreme Court
By: Bill Andriette
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While gay people are still humming
along to its music, the US Supreme
Court's ruling striking down sodomy
laws also strikes some sour notes.
It's not clear the justices who signed
on really know their score. Do they
really believe its high-flown
principles, or just find them
convenient to say? |
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Jul '03
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Puritanical Massachusetts
By: Jim D'Entremont
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"It's true," wrote columnist Alexander Cockburn in a May, 1997 issue of
The New York Press. "There are more loathsome people per square foot in Massachusetts than in any other state of the union. The downmarket Nazis and racists are worse. The upmarket liberals are worse. |
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Jun '03
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Gay Pride World Wide
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As the exhaustive list here proves, gay pride marches are sprinkled around the world like fairy-dust. Or, more cynically, like branches of McDonald's or Citibank. |
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May '03
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My Cousin Justin
By: Will Knott
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I'm not Catholic-- but a priest, a confessional, and absolution for my sins would be nice right about now. Not unlike a lot of Catholic priests these days, I'm about to get caught in a little
sex scandal of my own. The story involves my cousin Justin, a bottle of rum, and a guest house. |
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Apr '03
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Family Affairs
By: Bill Andriette
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Ever wander through a crowded bar or a gay pride march and wonder, "How many of the guys here have ever tasted the cum of a brother, an uncle, or their father?" |
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Apr '03
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Vaginal Birth is Child Abuse!
By: Jim D'Entremont
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If a man rubbed his engorged genitals over the entire body of a newborn baby, he'd be branded a monster. So why the double standard for women who force themselves on a
defenseless infant? Victims of vaginal birth are silent no longer! |
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Apr '03
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Antarctica
By: Edward Hougen
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What's it like when a couple sets out ot have sex in all 50 states?
Guide publisher Edward Hougen reports that with the help of wives, girlfriends, family, and church, it is possible! |
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Mar '03
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No Sex Please, This is America
By: Bill Andriette
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Swiss physician Samuel Tissot's Treatise on the Diseases Produced by
Onanism (1760), which advanced the notion that loss of sperm is hazardous to men's health, was among the first
of a succession of influential books to propagate the belief that sexual overindulgence could lead to debility and madness. |
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Mar '03
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Dumbing Down Sex Ed
By: Bill Andriette
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When Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that made abortion legal throughout the US, passed its 30th anniversary on January 22, 2003, the usual multitude streamed
into Washington, DC for the March for Life. According to organizer Nellie Gray, this year's annual protest drew 100,000 people. Although crowd estimates echoed those of previous
right-to-life marches, observers sensed a shift in demographics. |
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Feb '03
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Measuring Sex's Squeeze
By: Bill Andriette
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Sex researchers find themselves
between the 'rock' of
science and the 'hard
place'
of society's righteousness. What
gives? The Guide goes to
America's leading sexology
conference to find out |
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Jan '03
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Xmas Trick
By: Brad Nolan
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A cold, lonely night on the streets of Toronto. One hustler picks up another for sex– and to teach him a lesson he won't forget |
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Jan '03
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New Jersey Bugs Him
By: Ed Karvoski, Jr.
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Lance Hancock discovered gay sex in his suburban New York catechism class. Now he favors sunny Palm Springs, where he doffs his own vestments to conduct High Holy Mass with fists and baseball bats up willing,
gaping buttholes |
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Dec '02
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Remembering Harry Hay
By: Bill Andriette
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Freed from the timetables of reproduction, flitting along on fairy-wings atop the cultural foam, the gay generations cycle not every 30 years, as for ordinary humans, but merely
every five- or so John Mitzel has calculated. By which measure Harry Hay, father of modern gay liberation, who died in San Francisco October 24th, was even more Methuselean than his
90 years suggest. |
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Nov '02
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Mangled Memories
By: Jim D'Entremont
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Is sex so uniqely powerful that people
repress the memory of it? 'Recovered
memories' had been proven bogus. But on
the wings of sexual hysteria, they're making
a comeback.
Jim D'Entremont reports |
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Nov '02
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Rest Areas Make Him Hot & Bothered
By: Ed Karvoski, Jr.
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Chad Williams at a glance:
Date of birth: December 11, 1966
Astrological sign: Sagittarius
Place of birth: Massachusetts
Current residence: Massachusetts
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 165 pounds
Chest: 38"
Waist: 32"
Videography: Street Date, Sex Sessions, Boy
Band (Catalina Video), Prison (Titan Media),
Hung Sex (Fox Studios) |
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Oct '02
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Cocks & Docs
By: Bill Andriette
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Some guys get feverish just thinking about a physical. Others see a throat swab and can't keep it down. Welcome to the underground of sharp needles and hard erections. |
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Sep '02
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Bathhouse Payback
By: Joseph Couture
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Offend Ye Not the Bathhouse Gods. Joseph Couture disobeyed the 11th Commandment, and suffered a sticky spot of bad, smelly karma |
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Aug '02
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Castrating the Church
By: Bill Andriette
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Who didn't know that the Catholic clergy was a hotbed of queer sex? Yet the shock, suprise, and crying-all-the-way-to-the-bank is the spectacle du jour. Catholics haven't always been a force for justice and light. But the attack on the church serves a sinister agenda, Bill Andriette argues. |
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Jul '02
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Men are Brutes
By: Ed Karvoski, Jr.
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Lance Gear rolled with the punches for too long in a violent relationship. Now he's winning title after title and using his victory platform to speak out. Ed Karvoski Jr. learns more |
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Jul '02
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Civil Commitment
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At the North Central Correctional Institution in Gardner, Massachusetts, Alden Baker served out a ten-year sentence for raping the 29-year-old man he employed as a driver. |
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Jun '02
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Gay Pride Worldwide
By: Bill Andriette
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Come pack your bags, walk the gangway onto our virtual HMS Beagle, and follow a latter-day Darwin along on an expedition to Cyberia's remotest islands and inlets. |
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May '02
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The Importance of Being Peyrefitte
By: Roger Moody
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French novelist Roger Peyrefitte lived the life Oscar Wilde would have preferred sex, sun, celebrity, and scandal always somehow averted. Roger Moody looks at a life too outrageous to be repeated today and the works it inspired |
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May '02
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Rules for Open Relationships
By: Joseph Couture
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"There's no need to let love and relationships get in the way of pursuing the dream of ready sex," explains Joseph Couture. "If you're smart, you can have your boyfriend's ass and eat it, too" |
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Apr '02
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Being Seen
By: Jim D'Entremont
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Monda Behinou may be about the size of Liechtenstein and as the world's only nation with no fixed location, even harder to spot on a map. But with its propensities for sex and surveillance, this obscure principality has
long loomed large in the travel itineraries of voyeur sex-tourists. Yet US Attorney General John Ashcroft's recent visit here didn't go entirely smoothly. Jim D'Entremont peers behind the screaming headlines for a look at
the geopolitical tensions and occasional orgasmic releases that are the stormy stuff of post-9/11 US/Monda Behinish relations. |
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Mar '02
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Make Love Not War
By: Ed Karvoski, Jr.
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Can gay porn promote world peace? Luke Sabre thinks it's worth a try. He talks with Ed Karvoski, Jr. |
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Mar '02
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Sex & Empire
By: Bill Andriette
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The American Empire, behind its military and economic might, is an empire of the imagination. So if the only limit to American power is human rights-- a collective mental construct-- then a question arises: has America hijacked the DNA of human rights, the way HIV subverts the immune system the body depends upon to defend against infection? |
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Feb '02
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A Taste for Daddy
By: Ed Karvoski, Jr.
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Steve Parker likes 'em butch and sweaty. And hold the deodorant. He talks with Ed Karvoski Jr. |
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