Gays, faith, and the New York Times
Tag: Homosexuality
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Poly bisexual ISO monogamy
Dan Savage advises a monogamously inclined unicorn, a gay guy with a shady past, and a reader attracted to twentysomethings with cochlear implants.
Posted inArts & Culture
Julia Serano: Beyond nature vs. nurture
In Excluded, trans activist and biologist Julia Serano argues that gender and sexuality can’t be reduced to a single cause.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
God loves fags
Dan, with an assist from an honest-to-god clergyman, on being Christian and gay.
Posted inArts & Culture
At the taffeta barricades with Priscilla Queen of the Desert
At the taffeta barricades with Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Posted inColumns & Opinion
“You give great head, but you bore me”
Dan on the “problem” of NSA blow jobs, the more real problem of a vengeful ex, and the eternal problem of . . . eternity.
Posted inBlogs
Underemployed: two men, three women, and a baby
In episode two of MTV’s Underemployed, the gang is challenged with improving Raviva’s third day of motherhood
Posted inColumns & Opinion
The coy deceits of struggling journalists
Unlike Anderson Cooper, fellow grayhaired journalists have some secrets to keep
Posted inFilm
Artist on Artist: Posdnuos of De La Soul talks to Rhymefest
Posdnuos of De La Soul talks to Chicago MC and activist Rhymefest
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Gay dating’s a fierce field
Dan goes intergenerational on May-December romances, potentially dirty old men, and teen dating
Posted inFilm
The boys in the bureau
Clint Eastwood probes the alleged gay double life of J. Edgar Hoover
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Playwright Sarah Gubbins didn’t think she was gay—or a writer
But with a couple world premieres this year, she’s come into her own.
Posted inNews & Politics
The Wingnuts Had a Point
A gay Chicago filmmaker arrives at a Missouri film fest to find the state has pulled its funding under pressure from “patriots.” Was it the subject matter?
Posted inBlogs
River Cruise
Long before Boystown, there was a cozy meeting place beneath the Randolph Street bridge
Posted inBlogs
Savage Love vs. Christian love
If you found yourself a bit surprised at Dan Savage’s vehemence in the most recent Savage Love*, I’d recommend my friend Ben’s (a Lutheran pastor and longtime Savage Love reader) posts on the history of Christian sexual morality and Christian intolerance vs. atheist intolerance. Good, thoughtful stuff.