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  • Web Access Improves Chances at Relationships

    Web Access Improves Chances at Relationships

    Adults who have Internet access at home are much more likely to be in romantic relationships than adults without Internet access, according to research to be presented at the 105th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. “Although prior research on the social impacts of Internet use has been rather ambiguous about the social cost [...]

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  • Book Explores Gay Dads’ Paths to Parenthood

    Book Explores Gay Dads’ Paths to Parenthood

    As more and more gay men set out to become parents, a new book by University of Iowa Professor Ellen Lewin explores their desire to become parents, the challenges they face along the path to parenthood, and how fatherhood affects their identities as gay men. “Gay Fatherhood,” an ethnography published by the University of Chicago [...]

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  • Coupling Reduces Stress

    Coupling Reduces Stress

    Newswise — Being married has often been associated with improving people’s health, but a new study suggests that having that long-term bond also alters hormones in a way that reduces stress. Unmarried people in a committed, romantic relationship show the same reduced responses to stress as do married people, said Dario Maestripieri, Professor in Comparative [...]

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  • Framing Has Little Influence in Gay Marriage Debate

    Framing Has Little Influence in Gay Marriage Debate

    Rhetoric, Framing Efforts Have Little Influence in Same-Sex Marriage Debate Newswise — A study by Indiana University researchers found that terminology and efforts to frame an issue — often effective in influencing public opinion — have no effect on public opinion concerning the ongoing debate in the U.S. over legalizing same-sex marriage. Using an experimental [...]

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  • Adoptive Children of Lesbian and Gay Couples Developing Well

    Adoptive Children of Lesbian and Gay Couples Developing Well

    Newswise — Should the sexual orientation of prospective adoptive parents be considered when placing children in adoptive homes? According to the results of a new University of Virginia study, the answer may be “no.” In a sample of 106 adoptive children living in different parts of the United States, youngsters were developing well regardless of [...]

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    1960s international sex symbol Stamp is a transgendered marvel as the mature, demure but tough transsexual Bernadette who teams up with two transvestites on a cross-country trip through Australia's Outback in this fun cross-dressing musical comedy. Muscular Felicia (Pearce), sad-sack Mitzi (Weaving) and the wisecracking Bernadette leave the safe confines of Sydney in a ramshackle tour bus (named Priscilla) to travel nearly a thousand miles away to play a four-week casino engagement. Along the way, the fabulously attired threesome encounter more than their fair share of problems but through it all keep their spirits high, their feathers and sequins unruffled and their gravity-defying wigs straight (so to speak). There are moments of seriousness when homophobia, potentially violent culture clashes and regret of roads not taken confront them, but they readily conquer all in this buoyant and infectiously good-natured tale.
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