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  • Laws Equate Sex to Love

    Laws Equate Sex to Love

    What do banning sex toys, being fired for an off-hours affair, or losing custody of a child because of sexual orientation have in common? They’re all the result of legal rulings, thanks in part to narrow interpretations of a 2003 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that eliminated criminal prohibitions against sodomy according to Laura Rosenbury, JD, [...]

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  • Ask Amanda: Construction Site Concerns

    Ask Amanda: Construction Site Concerns

    Dear Amanda, I work for a construction company and work with mostly straight guys.  They know I am gay, and for years it has not been an issue. Recently a very handsome and young new employee was hired and somebody joked asking “Would that work for you?” I agreed that it would. Now there are stories going [...]

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  • I’m Tired

    I’m Tired

    “I’m 63 and I’m Tired” by Robert A. Hall I’m 63. Except for one semester in college when jobs were scarce and a six-month period when I was between jobs, but job-hunting every day, I’ve worked, hard, since I was 18. Despite some health challenges, I still put in 50-hour weeks, and haven’t called in [...]

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  • George Carlin, They Own You

    George Carlin, They Own You

    George Carlin, media ownership, class war,

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  • Bowing to Fear

    Bowing to Fear

    By Brian Feist First Arizona legislators passed a law that requires local law enforcement agencies to verify the citizenship of anyone they feel may be in the United States illegally. That’s a polite way of saying if you’re in Arizona and look or sound Hispanic, you’d better have your papers with you if you don’t [...]

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    According to The Gay Book of Days most translations are watered down and only Peter Wigham's Poems of Catullus (Penguin Classics) truly lives up to the explicit sexual flavor of the original. In one poem Catullus suggests "stuffing the boy." Since Catullus was a contemporary of Caesar his poetry has the prejudice of the period: "the taking of a boy is a manly act, but allowing another male to do unto you what you did unto him is sheer depravity.
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