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As a Gay Man, I’ll Never Be Normal
I have pride. I no longer crave the comforts of normalcy because so much joy and insight has come on the other side of fear and being an outlier, even an outcast. I have divorced my comforts from those of people around me. I know now that our culture’s fringe is also its framework. That is the power of queerness. Normalization is, frankly, anti-queer. No amount of respectability politics can change that. Being normal is a lie people tell themselves to cover up the reality that they are merely common.
As a Gay Man, I’ll Never Be Normal
Shocking Details Emerge On The Gay TikTok Couple Convicted Of Murder
Detransitioning from Barbie to Ken
Ethiopia cracks down on gay sex in hotels, bars and restaurants
Anne Tyler insists she 'should be allowed to write from the viewpoint of a black man...
'I’m astonished by the appropriation issue,' she told The Sunday Times. 'It would be very foolish for me to write, let’s say, a novel from the viewpoint of a black man, but I think I should be allowed to do it.'
...the viewpoint of a black man...
Grad exposes Greek life' by revealing the 'disgusting' and 'fat' ranking system
Twitter mob wants Disney actress cancelled
Birth to son likened to rape
Black Popeye's employee calls white customer
‘They’re Moving At The Speed Of Light’
Will Smith told to return his Best Actor Oscar
‘Don’t Tell Me Not to Beat My Kid’
HE'S IN POSSESSION OF GAY SEX TAPE INVOLVING NIPSEY HUSSLE
Trans bishop resigns after being branded racist
Youth Is Wasted on the Young
Someone asked Bernard Shaw what, in his opinion, is the most beautiful thing in this world.
“Youth,” he replied, “is the most beautiful thing in this world—and what a pity that it has to be wasted on children!”
Youth Is Wasted on the Young
Acclaimed US novelist Joyce Carol Oates slams Brandeis University for banning phrases like 'picnic' and 'you guys' for being 'oppressive'
An award-winning novelist has slammed students at a Massachusetts liberal arts college for banning phrases like 'picnic' and 'you guys' for being 'oppressive', and even outlawing the term 'trigger warning' for its association with guns.
Joyce Carol Oates flagged the inclusion of the word 'picnic' on the list produced by Brandeis University, tweeting: 'What is strange is that while the word ''picnic'' is suggested for censorship, because it evokes, in some persons, lynchings of Black persons in the US, the word ''lynching'' is not itself censored.'
Acclaimed US novelist Joyce Carol Oates slams
Oscar Wilde’s reputed last words prove the iconic gay playwright kept his razor sharp wit till the very end
Monday (May 25) marks 125 years since gay poet Oscar Wilde was imprisoned for “gross indecency” and sentenced for two years hard labour all for the “crime” of being gay.
Wilde, a flamboyant literary giant, found himself once again trapped inside four walls in 1900.
Exiled and penniless, he was sat in a fleapit hotel on the east bank of Paris, France. Life had replaced the cold, stone walls of his prison cell with the dull, dowry tones of floral wallpaper.
The Picture of Dorian Grey author had signed into the Maison du Perier, Due des Beaux Arts, in the Latin Quarter, under the name “Mammoth” several months prior.
The reputed last words of Oscar Wilde are as poignant as they are funny.
Part of our understanding of death is the deathbed scene. Loved ones shuffle around hospital beds as someone imparts their closing remarks of a life well-lived, sometimes imbued with wisdom or a simple expression of gratitude.
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