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Part 4: The Pathologization of Homosexuality, and a little bit of Kinsey.

Part 4: The Pathologization of Homosexuality, and a little bit of Kinsey. When Angelides writes, at the beginning of Continue reading →

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Part 3: The return of the repressed: Freud, psychoanalysis and bisexuality.

The return of the repressed: Freud, psychoanalysis and bisexuality. Freud is probably one of the most well known theorists on Continue reading →

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Why I am writing this blog

Over the last year or so I’ve been working through various issues in my life. In short these have been Continue reading →

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Equal marriage: why we need equal civil partnerships too

Tim Loughton MP, the sponsor of yesterday evening’s amendment to the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill which would have introduced Civil Partnerships for opposite sex couples, does not have a record of supporting LGBT equality. Indeed, his motives in putting forward the amendment may not have been entirely straightforward, but that doesn’t take away from […]

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Part 2: Race, Gender, Sexuality: Science and the Invention of (Bi)sexuality

Again, this chapter beings with Sedgewick and the crisis of masculine identity, i.e. how thought, society and sexuality have been Continue reading →

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Part 1. Between gay/lesbian genealogy and queer deconstruction.

A History of Bisexuality by Steven Angelides Part 1. Between gay/lesbian genealogy and queer deconstruction. The introduction to A History Continue reading →

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Photos from the opening night of FIERCE: Photographs of…

Fierce exhibition

Dignity and beauty.

We turn our backs on war.

It's not often that black men are portrayed as being happy.

Compare and contrast

Photos from the opening night of FIERCE: Photographs of under-35’s black LGBT people. Ajamu captured the beauty and dignity of this much-overlooked section of the LGBT and black and minority ethnic communities in this amazing exhibition.

The exhibition takes place at London’s Guildhall. More details HERE

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Stonewall messed up. Let’s fix it.

Stonewall have just released a new guide for parents who think their kids may be LGB. Called So you think your child is gay?, it’s chock-full of the same erasure of the right-hand-side of the LGBT acronym we’ve come to expect from Stonewall. I’m not sure what I’m more angry about. Is it the fact […]

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Don’t Call Me Bisexual: another oldie

This was originally posted back in 2010. I came across it as I was looking for my old civil partnerships video, and figured I’d give it an airing. Enjoy! Don’t call me bisexual. Seriously, don’t. Call me bi, call me queer, you can even call me by my name if you really want to. […]

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An oldie on civil partnerships

As you read this, I’m off learning how to drive bikes around Kildare for the day. If you’re in Kildare, you’ll be able to recognise me by the giant L plate on my jacket (classy!) and the look of sheer terror on my face every time my instructor makes me go past 40kph. Since I’ve […]