Mel Boozer advocated for the rights of gay and lesbian civilians, soldiers and Holocaust survivors
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Mel Boozer advocated for the rights of gay and lesbian civilians, soldiers and Holocaust survivors
The clock can be your best friend — or your worst enemy
There’s a misconception that bi people are just going through a phase — but what if our doctors believe it too?
My relationship with piss has always been fraught with negative associations. Now it’s one of my greatest forms of intimacy
Though rarely enforced, LGBT Bajans continue to face discrimination and harassment. Is decriminalizing buggery a solution?
Like gay men, lesbians faced persecution in the 1950s McCarthy witch hunts
How ‘riding the chariot’ taught me to love fisting
If the government wants to strike out unconstitutional laws, why has it ignored the sex work and obscenity laws?
Once the water is warm, he pushes me roughly under the shower and begins soaping me up
A kink partnership never really ends — you take the skills you learned into new relationships
On my first day at work, I announced I was genderqueer. I wasn’t prepared for the response
Men in the 19th-century frontier had wild dances, found love and took part in bachelor marriages
Men who have sex with men may be at an increased risk if a condom breaks. Could PrEP help prevent this?
I’ve often felt I needed to choose between my ethnicity and my sexuality
Tracking down the real person behind the beautiful boy from Thomas Mann’s novel Death in Venice
Condoms are supposed to be 98 to 99 percent effective when used correctly. Mine broke — so what happened?
True inclusion should not be subject to popularity contests
I chose to use a pseudonym for “Hole and Corner” because I worried about my Lebanese-Muslim family reading about my sex life. Maybe I was wrong