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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Panteón de los Héroes
Panteón de los Héroes
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12va Marcha LGBTQ+ 2015
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Touch me
Touch me
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Touch me in the morning
And last thing at night
Keep my body warm baby,
You know it feels right
Take a little higher, I’m thinking it too
Tell me what you’re feeling
I’ll feel it with you
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Photo, makeup and styling by the talented Kelayla of www.transvista.co.uk/
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24 Aug 16
PHOTOS: The Private Lives And Homoerotic Desires Of G.I. Joe And Ken
PHOTOS: The Private Lives And Homoerotic Desires Of G.I. Joe And Ken
“I’m too shy to ask people to model for me, so dolls are an easier option,” queer artist Andrew Woodyatt tells Queerty. “I like subverting manufactured squeaky clean dolls, and explore what their real lives might be like at home away from their plastic public personas. I create their environment in miniature, the grubbiness and sadness, the secret desires.”
Related: PHOTOS: Barbie’s Gonna Flip When She Sees What Ken And His Buddies Are Up To
Woodyatt is based in East London. He’s been taking pictures ever since his father bought him his first SLR camera when he was 11 years old.
“I definitely have favorite dolls to work with,” Woodyatt continues. “The best one came from a fetish sex shop in Soho and already had pierced nipples.”
Related: PHOTOS: Barbie’s Dream Nightmare — Ken’s Gay Affair
Woodyatt says his fascination with dolls is lifelong.
“I started very early on the use dolls in my work,” he says. “My sister had lots of dolls and this epic dolls house. Growing up on trashy TV and lurid comics, I enacted overblown stories with the dolls, usually ending in some terrible disaster or alien invasion, where they all died or had terrible injuries.”
Scroll down for a sampling of Woodyatt’s work, and see more on his Flickr and Facebook pages…
Gutter Spice Goes Off, Calvin Harris Goes Pantless & Joe Jonas Strips For Votes
Gutter Spice Goes Off, Calvin Harris Goes Pantless & Joe Jonas Strips For Votes
This week, Colton Haynes cried for his gayness, Logo’s “gay bachelor” acknowledged his old Rentboy and XTube accounts, and Gus Kenworthy kissed a cute Australian. Here’s what went down on Instagram:
Out model Jon Kortajarena went shopping. In a shopping cart.
Calvin Harris casually gave us the goods.
Dustin Lance Black was looking masc at the gym.
Still doesn’t hold a candle to Tyson Beckford, though.
Out Olympic rower Robbie Manson rode in on a white horse.
Luke Evans went blonde.
“The Mincing Faggot” launched a new cooking channel on YouTube.
Max Emerson went off-roading.
Ryan Lochte shared his first Dancing With the Stars selfie.
Daniel Miller and Matthew Ludwinski, The Underwear Expert’s resident babes, dolled up for a photoshoot.
Patrick Schwarzenegger wore a yellow sweater. Probably inspired by Britney Spears.
Silver daddy Eric Rutherford hung some clothes on the line.
Joe Jonas begged the question: Why are gays so obsessed with Nick and not him?
Danell Leyva came out to Ricky Martin‘s One World Tour.
Pro footballer/model Jay Conroy went swimming in his jeans.
Channing Tatum teased Ellen with his Magic Mike Live studs.
Kevin Bacon slipped into the “Oops” bodysuit.
Drake slipped into a tank.
Fitness model Eric Turner launched the “Hunks for Hillary” campaign.
Steve Grand showed off his butt—
—and a pretty nice view of the other side.
And “Gutter Spice,” the gym bunny who captivated the internet with a Private Show this week, was the gift that kept on giving:
Mom Beats Her Son, Says Mike Pence's Law Makes It OK
Mom Beats Her Son, Says Mike Pence's Law Makes It OK
The evangelical woman cited her sincerely held religious beliefs as reason she can beat her son with a coat hanger if she wants.
www.advocate.com/religion/2016/9/03/mom-beats-her-son-says-mike-pences-law-makes-it-ok
Nightline Anchor to Milo Yiannopoulos: 'Are You a 13-year-old?'
Nightline Anchor to Milo Yiannopoulos: 'Are You a 13-year-old?'
The gay, internet troll gets called out for the racism and misogyny he foments.
www.advocate.com/media/2016/9/03/nightline-anchor-milo-yiannopoulos-are-you-13-year-old
NYT Sheds Light On Latest Helicopter Parenting Trend: “My Son’s Penis Is Too Short”
NYT Sheds Light On Latest Helicopter Parenting Trend: “My Son’s Penis Is Too Short”
Could this possibly be a real thing, or is it like most “trends,” just something a writer made up when pitching stories? The New York Times would like us to believe that dads are growing increasingly anxious about the size of their babies’ penises, and they found a doctor all too eager to share his experiences.
“Questions about penis size have become more common over the past decade, as my colleagues and I have all seen more overweight children coming in for physical exams,” writes Dr. Perri Klass.
And it’s not confined to infants: apparently parents are voicing concerns about kids around 10 or 11, which seems waaaaay too old for that sort of involvement.
Generally, doctors advise that kids wait before getting any kind of genital surgery — a lot of things can change once they hit puberty. Losing weight isn’t always a bad thing, either. Apparently a big part of responding to these concerns is reassuring the kid and the parents that they’re going to be fine.
And even if their dicks are abnormally small, it’s not the end of the world. As we’ve all learned from experience, there are plenty of other factors that go into choosing a partner. And it’s often the smaller guys who’ve developed the best techniques.
Of course, if there were ever a sure-fire way of making a kid self-conscious about his genitals, it is having his parents drag him to a doctor to talk about them. Parents, good grief, don’t poke around in your pre-teen’s business like that. If he’s worried, he’s old enough to raise questions himself without you making a big production.
Homophobic Preacher No Match For Bagpipe-Wielding Student
Homophobic Preacher No Match For Bagpipe-Wielding Student
Brice Ehmig playing bagpipes. Via Facebook.
Antigay preacher with a bullhorn, meet your match: A college student with bagpipes.
Brice Ehmig, a political science student at Florida Gulf Coast University, was sick of the preacher targeted her with hate speech over her same-sex relationship.
Related: Antigay Preacher Complains Of Unwanted Pizza Deliveries, Magazine Subscriptions
“After years of dealing with the homophobic comments aimed at me by the preacher, I felt I needed to stand up against these false prophets spewing bigotry,” Ehmig told The Daily Record. “I have fought hard for my rights.”
“I have seen too much tragedy in the LGBTQ community to let a man in cargo pants tell me I am the embodiment of sin,” she added.
The preacher carries on spewing hate but struggles to be heard over the music, attempting to shake her as she follows him. Another man follows with a sign bearing messages about Jesus dying for our sins.
She said she decided she wanted to be braver in her final year of college, motivating her to take a stand. At the end of her performance she called over her girlfriend and the two kissed in front of the men.
“Very few subjects are safe from his preaching,” Ehmig reported. “In the past I have heard him say ‘if you wear shorts like that you are asking to be raped,’ ‘porn leads to hell,’ and ‘If you study the sciences you are going against God.’
Related: Antigay Christians Who Dressed As Pothead Zombies Hit With $104 Million Lawsuit
“These preachers have been on campus every year that I have been here at the University and they have all been part of the same group. They post videos on YouTube, which primarily record hostile situations, law enforcement interactions and close calls with angered citizens.”
Watch the video below and let us know what you think of her act of protest in the comments below.
TransGriot's Monica Roberts to receive Special Recognition Award at GLAAD Gala San Francisco
TransGriot's Monica Roberts to receive Special Recognition Award at GLAAD Gala San Francisco
TransGriot
GLAAD, the world’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) media advocacy organization, today announced that it will honor blogger Monica Roberts of TransGriot at GLAAD Gala San Francisco at City View at Metreon on September 8, 2016. For more information visit www.glaad.org/sfgala.
“Monica Roberts has used her blog to become a powerful voice for trans women of color and all trans people for the past 10 years,” said Nick Adams, GLAAD’s Director of Transgender Media. “Monica has consistently spoken out about the discrimination and violence faced by our community, and she’s shined a light on trans people, especially people of color, when other blogs and media outlets would not. We are thrilled to honor Monica for her work and for her contributions toward accelerating acceptance for all trans people.”
Monica Roberts is a native Houstonian, blogger, writer, and award winning transgender human rights advocate. She’s the founding editor of TransGriot, and her writing has appeared at the Bilerico Project, Ebony.com, The Huffington Post, and the Advocate. She works to foster understanding and acceptance of trans people inside and outside communities of color and was recently honored with the Virginia Prince Transgender Pioneer Award.
As outlets for independent activists, blogs have played a crucial role in accelerating acceptance of the LGBTQ community. The award will be presented to Roberts by Angelica Ross, founder of TransTech Social.
GLAAD Gala San Francisco is made possible with the support of presenting partners Ketel One Vodka and Wells Fargo with Official Airline Delta Air Lines. The event will be hosted by talk show host, actress, comedian, author, producer, writer, and director Aisha Tyler. GLAAD previously announced that Salesforce Chairman & CEO Marc Benioff and YouTube star Hannah Hart will also be honored at the event.
GLAAD Gala San Francisco is also underwritten by AT&T, Comcast NBCUniversal, Coca-Cola, and Nielsen. For a full list of corporate partners and information on how to become a corporate partner, purchase tickets, and place a tribute in the tribute book, please visit glaad.org/sfgala.
September 2, 2016
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