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Good Night To All And To All A Good Night

This will be my last post for Men of Color blog. And it's not a decision I entered into lightly.

For the better part of eight years I have spent an enormous amount of time and energy posting on issues that I thought might be well-received by others, especially issues I feel very strongly about. And over the course of that period, I have been blessed - some might argue cursed - to have written for some top sites, met some of the brightest lights in gay porn and had the opportunity to interview everyone from Bruce LaBruce to Chi Chi LaRue to Bobby Blake to Johnny Hazzard. And if I could do it all over again, I probably would not change much.

But at some point, I'm not sure when, I realized that if I'm going to pursue other writing projects and other dreams I've held close to my heart, I would have to let this go. Unfortunately, there is only so much time in the day and as I age, I realize how precious that time becomes and how easily it is to allow that time to slip away.

Some, mainly good friends, have attempted to convince me to write less regularly, thus freeing up my time. And there is an argument to made for that. But the project I have lined up for 2013 - launching a website, writing a script and a novel - don't lend themselves well to the commitment - obsession really - that draws me to this blog over and over again. These projects will require more time than I currently have and whether or not they pan out, I will never know unless I try. So that is where I will now be directing my energies.

So that is why I will be saying goodbye with this post and that is why I say to those of you have read my thoughts over the years: Thank you.

And stay tuned, you haven't heard the last of me yet...

XO,
Victor

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Double Penetration Starring Juan Steel

Mister Juan Steel, ladies and gentlemen...

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Wake Me Before You Breed Me (NSFW)

One very hot clip.

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Stacey (NSFW)

Meet Stacey. Va-va-voom!

Don't lie, you know you wouldn't kick him to the street.

Click here to watch.

via: LuckyHudsonBlog.com

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Shhh, Don't Tell His Wife (NSFW)

I don't know. Maybe he is married. But our Asian friend doesn't seem to care...

C

Click here to watch.

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Arab Guy Takes White Outside (NSFW)

I've heard these things happen in public...

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Today in Tumblr: Hottest Guys From Hawai'i

We started off the week with the aloha spirit with an interview with Hawai'i's native son, Spencer Williams, so it seems only fitting that we end it in the exact same place. And Hottest Guys From Hawaii certainly gets us there. It's an ethnic pictorial mix of Anglo, Asian, native and Euroasian flavors chockful of shirtless boys posing, flexing, reverse iPhone-ing and just being themselves in a land blessed with seemingly endless beaches, tan men and lots and lots (and lots) of six-packs.

Anyone who's everyone been to Hawai'i knows that resistance to its charms is futile. But this Tumblr, going strong since November of 2011, offers up 74 pages of reasons to get off the grid and hop the next plane for a little slice of heaven.

Mahalo!

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Tommy Hilfiger's 60-Second (And Very Homoerotic) House Party Ad

While it doesn't have the Ayran purity of, say, an Abercrombie & Fitch campaign, this holiday advertisement for suspected homosexual Tommy Hilfiger weaves together all the elements of today's gay bourgeoisie. Shirtless, hairless twenty-somethings? Check. Black (but not to black) hipsters? Check. Lack of Latinos and Asians? Check.

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Sarge and Santino (NSFW)

Oh, yeah.

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Liza Minnelli, Alan Cumming To Perform Live at Town Hall

Alan Cumming with Liza Minnelli

Nightlife impresario Daniel Nardicio, who the VillageVoice just voted "Best Gay Party Promoter," is bringing Liza Minnelli and Alan Cumming to the Manhattan stage for the first time when the two perform live at Town Hall on Wednesday, March 13. This is a transfer of their two sold-out shows in Fire Island which the NewYork Times called "the biggest cultural event on Fire Island this Summer." The concert takes place a day after Minnelli's 67^thbirthday.

Liza Minnelli and Alan Cumming are two theatrical powerhouses who act, sing and both happen to be closely identified with the landmark musical "Cabaret." Liza famously won an Academy-Award for the movie version and Alan won a Tony-Award for the acclaimed Broadway revival.

At Town Hall these incomparable stars will duet on familiar songs from "Cabaret" and Liza will dip into her repertoire of signature songs known the world over. Alan will perform his renditions of songs – from Annie Lennox to his own original compositions. These two old friends will also interact on stage together—sharing stories, songs, and banter of their adventures in life and show-business.

Nardicio said, "It had always surprised me that no producer had thought to put these two long time friends on stage together- considering their consummate performing skills, their history with "Cabaret" and their friendship. It's a no-brainer. That's what people saw on the stage on Fire Island- two good friends having fun. I dare say that this show is a celebration of friendship in general."

The evening will be under the musical direction of Emmy-winning composer Lance Horne.Tickets are $110- $200 (Loge seating) and go on sale December 12^th.To buy tickets visit www.lizaandalan.com.

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Gay Ugandan Granted Reprieve, Allowed To Stay in San Diego

While the Ugandan government has promised a "Christmas present to the nation" in the form of legislation that threatens to execute gay people, for one gay Ugandan, and from a different government entirely, Christmas has arrived in the form of a reprieve from deportation.

Joseph Bokombe came to San Diego from Uganda in 2003. But when his visa expired, fearing almost certain death should he return, he avoided taking corrective action. Then one night in 2010, Bokombe claims he ate alcohol-laced jello and was subsequently stopped for a DUI. He was brought to the Otay Mesa Detention Facility where he languished there for several years.

But through a friend of a friend, Bokombe's cause was taken up by lawyer Ginger Jacobs who petitioned for a two-year reprieve. Donations were raised to pay a 20,000 dollar bail that officials finally admitted may have been sent to the wrong address. And then, only recently, Bokombe got word from the U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement. He would be allowed to stay for at least two years:

"Consistent with its enforcement priorities, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has granted Mr. Bukombe deferred action for a two-year period to afford him further time to pursue legal options. At the end of that timeframe, ICE will reevaluate his case to determine appropriate next steps."

Bokombe plans to apply for a work-visa. Supporters have set up a fund at mhasd.org to assist with paying off the bail and applying for a work visa.

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More Terrorized Twinks (NSFW)

I want some terror in my life. (Though if they're twinks, I'm a stick of butter.)

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Uruguayan Same-sex Marriage Bill Clears House, Senate, Presidential Signatures Mere Formalities

In a show of near unanimousness, the Uruguyan House passed same-sex legislation yesterday by a whopping 81-6 vote paving the way for same-sex marriage in this small, South American country. The Senate is widely expected to follow suit in March when they reconvene and President José Mujica has promised to sign the bill into law.

Uruguay, which has had civil unions since 2009, would become the second nation, after Argentina, to allow same-sex marriage in South America. Ecuador currently allows same-sex civil unions and Columbia has until May to legislate marriage before the government takes action.

Álvaro Queiruga of the LGBT advocacy group Colectivo Ovejas Negras, speaking to the Washington Blade, observed, "“Today, we are a step further of becoming a more democratic and just society. The LGBT population will no longer be denied an essential right such as this one. We are very happy today, and this will empower us to continue our fight for a better Uruguay without second class citizens due to their sexual orientation or gender identity.”

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United Nations’ Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon's Historic Gay Rights Speech

In what is widely being hailed as historic, United Nations’ Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, expressed

Ban Ki-Moon

his support for LGBT people in a speech delivered on Tuesday afternoon. " Let me say this loud and clear: lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are entitled to the same rights as everyone else. They, too, are born free and equal. I stand shoulder-to-shoulder with them in their struggle for human rights," said the 68-year-old Ki-moon.

The Secretary General was accompied by Latin pop sensation Ricky Martin who came out in March of 2010. "For many years, I lived in fear… I was hating myself because I grew up listening to a very crooked concept: You’re gay. You belong in hell," Martin was reported to have said.

Ban Ki-Moond added that instead of discriminating against LGBT people for their sexual orientation and gender identity, work places, clinics, hospitals and schools should protect them.

Below, if his speech in full:

Thank you all for coming to this remarkable meeting. What a meaningful way to commemorate Human Rights Day. I welcome all of the activists, supporters and others here today. The very first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights proclaims that, “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.”

All human beings – not some, not most, but all.

No one gets to decide who is entitled to human rights and who is not. The United Nations has a proud record of combating racism, promoting gender equality, protecting children and breaking down barriers facing persons with disabilities. We have a long way to go in all of these areas. But we are turning the tide on discrimination in both law and practice. Slowly, some old prejudices have started to dissolve. Yet others remain in place, with horrendous consequences.

Around the world, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are targeted, assaulted and sometimes killed. Children and teens are taunted by their peers, beaten and bullied, pushed out of school, disowned by their own families, forced into marriage … and, in the worst cases, driven to suicide. LGBT people suffer discrimination because of their sexual orientation and gender identity at work, at clinics and hospitals, and in schools – the very places that should protect them.

More than 76 countries still criminalize homosexuality.

I am pained by this injustice. I am here to again denounce violence and demand action for true equality. Let me say this loud and clear: lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are entitled to the same rights as everyone else. They, too, are born free and equal. I stand shoulder-to-shoulder with them in their struggle for human rights.

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From The Huge Dick Dept.: I Think We Have A Winner (NSFW)

Holy Majesus.

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12 Gay Literary Characters Who Turned Straight For The Big Screen

Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard in "Breakfast At Tiffany's" (1961)

MentalFloss.com has assembled a wonderful list of films that castrated their literary companions into opposite-sex heroes and heroines in order to moot public opposition and rustle up as much box-office green as possible. In the process, they insulted the LGBTQI community and lost much of what made the source material so fetching in the first place.

For example, in Billy Wilder's classic study of alcoholism, The Lost Weekend (which swept the 1946 Acadmey Awards), Ray Milland's character Don Birnam, was a failed writer who turned to alcohol to quiet his intellectual failures. But in the novel by Charles Jackson made it clear that it was Birnam's homosexuality that was much of the source of his anxiety:

"When, at what time, had he deliberately ignored the responsibility and opportunity that beckoned him? Oh, he could put his finger on a dozen such moments … Some were more revealing than others; one he would never forget. What went on between them in the carriage-sheds back of the Presbyterian Church, several afternoons a week, in the backseat of an abandoned carriage that hadn’t been used for years—used for anything but this …"

In Goldfinger, Ian Fleming's seventh novel in the James Bond series and third to make it to the silver screen, Pussy Galore runs a ring of lesbian cat burglars which, even for the swinging sixties, proved too much for this 1965 release.

There are others, including The Color Purple, Watchmen, Breakfast at Tiffany's and the Harry Potter series, that make this well worth your time.

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Top CEOs Unite In Fight Against HIV Travel Ban

Claiming the policies are detrimental and discriminatory, 40 CEOs from some of the top American
corporations are banding together to fight travel restrictions against HIV-positive people. ""Our employees are our competitive advantage, no matter what their HIV/AIDS status is," said Chip Bergh, CEO of demin-maker Levi Strauss. We're standing by our greatest asset, our talent, and we're making a move to end HIV/AIDS discrimination globally."

Currently, 45 countries have travel restrictions against people with HIV including Singapore, Egypt, Turkey and Brunei. Further, some countries allow foreigners to visit for short-term visits but do require a test for longer-term stays.

Both the United States and China had travel restrictions in place until 2010. President Obama lifted the ban in January of 2010 after almost a quarter of a century. The ban, which was enacted in 1987, was in in response to the AIDS epidemic when ignorance and fear prompted Congress to enact legislation under the widely discredited theory that HIV could be spread through the air.

Some of the companies that have stood up to end the practice include Coca-Cola, Aetna, Viacom, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Gap and the National Basketball Association.

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Homoeroticism In Straight Porn (NSFW)

The good stuff doesn't happen until the end, say around the 16:00 mark but pretty not-striaght if you ask me.

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Luscious Monster Latinos (NSFW)

Holy Christ water! That is one monstrous sausage! And bottoms over there envelopes it whole like a real champ. Then watch the jizz fly at the end. Definitely a keeper...

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One in Five Hate Crimes Motivated by Anti-Gay Animus, Feds Report

The Federal Bureau of Investigations has released their numbers on hate crimes for 2011 and for the LGBTQI community, it doesn't add up. For the first time, crimes committed from anti-gay bias (20.8%) have overtaken those commited from religous bias (19.8%) making them the second largest hate crime bias overall.

Racial hate crimes are still the number one source coming in at a dismal 46.9 percent, more than twice the next largest group. And despite the fact that overall hate crimes are down from the year before, one in five members of our community are still victims.

"The 2011 FBI hate crimes data is a sad reminder that even as we make great strides toward equality under the law, LGBT people in face dangers in America," said Chad Griffin of the Human Rights Campaign

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Jay Park Singing "Up and Down" With What Looks Like A Real Party In His Pants

Jay Park an Asian-American singer, dancer, rapper, b-boy, music producer, songwriter, composer, model, choreographer and actor appears to have all sorts of crazy going on down in his crotch. I guess I'll just have to watch him more closely to decipher what exactly is going on down there.

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Scientists Provide New Theories on The Origins of Homosexuality

For decades, the search has been on to find a "gay" gene. Something that scientists could point to that would definitively explain homosexuality. The mindset, we have always assumed, is that one this mystical gene was discovered, the gay community could at long last announce that, yes, we are gay not by choice but by destiny. The result, we postulated, was that we could then destroy the last vestiges of discrimination by arguing that we are who we are and to establish laws against us was not only unfair but biologically unethical.

The problem has been, of course, is that no "gay" gene has appeared yet. But a new theory proposed by scientists from the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis located on the campus of the University of Tennessee in Knoxville and published in the latest edition of The Quarterly Review of Biology has heads turning. According to the group, Epigenetics - how gene expression is regulated by temporary switches, called epi-marks - may give researchers a clearer idea of how homosexuality occurs.

Reporting from ScienceDaily.com:

"Epi-marks constitute an extra layer of information attached to our genes' backbones that regulates their expression. While genes hold the instructions, epi-marks direct how those instructions are carried out -- when, where and how much a gene is expressed during development. Epi-marks are usually produced anew each generation, but recent evidence demonstrates that they sometimes carry over between generations and thus can contribute to similarity among relatives, resembling the effect of shared genes."

Epi-marks produced in early fetal development protect each sex from the substantial natural variation in testosterone that occurs during later fetal development. Sex-specific epi-marks stop girl fetuses from being masculinized when they experience atypically high testosterone, and vice versa for boy fetuses. Different epi-marks protect different sex-specific traits from being masculinized or feminized -- some affect the genitals, others sexual identity, and yet others affect sexual partner preference. However, when these epi-marks are transmitted across generations from fathers to daughters or mothers to sons, they may cause reversed effects, such as the feminization of some traits in sons, such as sexual preference, and similarly a partial masculinization of daughters.

The study's co-author Sergey Gavrilets, NIMBioS' associate director for scientific activities and a professor at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville proffered, "Transmission of sexually antagonistic epi-marks between generations is the most plausible evolutionary mechanism of the phenomenon of human homosexuality."

But trying explaining that to the Right wing.

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Idaho Woman Charged With Injury To A Child, Found To Have Had Sex With Four 15-Year-Olds

Courtney Sue Reschke, teenage dickthrob

A 35-year-old Kuna, Idaho woman has been charged with two felonious counts each of injury to a child and lewd conduct after it was discovered that Courtney Sue Reschke had had sex with four 15-year-old boys. The teen-agers, all friends of her 10-year-old son, were each plied with alcohol before having sex with Reschke.

Reports indicate that her five-year-old child attempted to enter Reschke's bedroom while she was in the middle of having sex with one of the teens but ignored the child and continued to felate the young man.

Ada County Deputy Prosecutor Jean Fischer lead prosecutor attempted to set the bail at $750,000 but District Judge Cathleen MacGregor Irby ignored the petition and set the bail at $250,000 instead. Meanwhile, her defense attorney, David Stewart, appealed to the judge to let his client go free, aruging that she feared losing her job and be able to raise her children.

It became a moot point when the judge ban Courtney from having any further contact with people under 18.

Why the outrage, though? There as just as many teen-agers seeking sex with adults as there are adults who would love, love, love to have sex with a 15- or 16-year old. Except young people are more honest about. And why not? Plenty of countries allow young adults to make decision about their sexual freedom at 14, 15 and 16. I would recommend, however, that you have someone looking after the children.

But cue outrage anyway.

via: DailyMail.co.uk

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Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed Changes Course, Announces Full-Throttled Support of Same-sex Marriage

Atlanta Mayor, Kasim Reed

In a striking and unexpected reversal from his former position, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has announced his support for same-sex marriage:

"It is well known that I have gone through a good bit of reflection on this issue, but listening to the stories of so many people that I know and care about has strengthened my belief that marriage is a fundamental right for everyone. Loving couples, regardless of their sexual orientation, should have the right to marry whomever they want. By signing this resolution, I pledge my support to marriage equality for same-sex couples, consistent with equal protection under the law provided under the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution.""

Reed, who has supported other LGBTQI causes in the past, going back to his days as a member of Georgia's General Assembly, has fought pledging has public support on this issue until now. His reluctance made him an outlier when several dozen mayors across the United States announced their support as part of the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry campaign back in January. It is also believed that Reed lost out on a plum speaking assignment during this year's Democratic convention after President Obama came out in support of same-sex marriage in May and, soon after, the Democratic plank adopted a resolution fully supporting marriage equality.

Kasim Reed is widely expected to run for re-election next year when his term as mayor ends.

You can read the full text of his statementh here.

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The Strap On King (NSFW)

Five woman fuck this blindfolded man with a strap-on, a very, very large strap-on, in a rather cheeky humiliation scene. There's a lot of idle chatter in this scene so you might want to turn the volume down lest you burst out from laughing.

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Is Anonymous Planning A Fresh Round of Attacks on Uganda?

After a spate of attacks on Ugandan governmental websites, the Internet collective known as Anonymous is planning a fresh round of assaults. Meanwhile, the violently anti-gay heads of of state plan to approve legislation (an early Christmas gift) aimed at further marginalizing the LGBTQI community by passing a series of laws that would be even more punitive than those that already exist.

While the mere threat of disruption may cause Yoweri Museveni to give pause, it is worth noting that after Anonymous hacked the websites of the Ugandan Justice, Law and Order Sector, the Petroleum Exploration and Production Department of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, the Uganda Biodiversity Information Facility, the Uganda National Bureau of Standards and the Health Service Commission among others, the death penalty clause was removed.

Sebastianowl, who is widely believed to speak for the collective, issued a statement noting, "“Although the clauses of the new law that allowed for the death penalty have since, seemingly, been removed, Anonymous cannot simply stand by and watch a government punish its citizens with life imprisonment for simply living their lives the way they see fit, without hurting those around them."

It is still unclear what steps the organization may take. But if Museveni takes steps to prevent the legislation from passing, it won't just be a victory for gay people. It will show that Anonymous is more than just a nuisance.

Much more.

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Just In Case You Missed This Prime Time Smooch Between Two Men

If you happen to be a fan of one of TV's longest-running and top-rated reality shows, The Amazing Race, than you've already scene this now historic image:

Brent Ridge and Josh Kilmer-Purcell kissing

You've seen it because once a story about two (normally white) gay men gets out than everyone jumps into the echo chamber and reports on it without any effort to give it meaning or explain it in context.

But not my friend John Aravosis of AmericaBlog.com. He explains that it does matter and does it with out resorting to psuedo-intellectualism or a false sense of originality:

"Some of you, I know, will ask, “why does it matter?” It matters because it matters. When gay people still are having their civil rights voted on, like some high school popularity contest, and we often lose, then it matters who in famous-land is gay because it puts another face to the “gay menace” and makes it that much less menacing. It’s long been held that people become more supportive of our civil rights if they know someone gay. And even if (or perhaps even better if) the person is a “celebrity” who you don’t know personally, but perhaps feel even more strongly about than someone you actually know – finding out they’re gay helps to soften any internal opposition you might have. It also doesn’t hurt, when gay kids are killing themselves because they refuse to believe that it will ever get better, for those same kids to see adult role models who are happy, successful, well-loved and admired, and yes, gay. So yeah, until it stops mattering that we’re gay, it matters that you’re gay."

Personally, I think The Amazing Race is a patently offensive construct. Why? Because I'm offended by this idea that a bunch of middle-class yuppies think it's somehow entertaining to go to these exotic (read: poor) lands and set up shower systems, tents for foor and purified water and makeup consultants while the people around them are hunting what they eat or starving or don't have access to potable water and, worse, are left to clean up after a bunch of narcissistic ne'er-do-wells.

Clearly, if the ratings and longevity of this show are any indication, I'm out of sync with America.

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Something From Singapore (NFSF)

Not quite sure what to make of this but since it features a cute boy from Singapore, not exactly a bastion of homo erotica, I thought it was worth a post. Looks like some pervy guy is just looking for an excuse to get his hands on hottie over there. Sort of Jake Cruisey for the Asian set. Let me know what you think and I'll post more.

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Rapper Joe Budden of Slaughterhouse Naked (Just In Case) NSFW

I said the same thing, too, when I first heard his name. But his song, "Pump It Up," was featured in the movie 2 Fast 2 Furious and was earned him a Grammy nomination that year for 'Best Rap Solo Artist.'

After seeing this picture of him naked, I'd not only nominate him but award him the prize for 'Guy I Would Be Least Likely To Kick Out Of Bed.'

After the jump...

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The Nude Thing In San Francisco Continues

William Saletan of Slate.com made the argument a couple of weeks back that the then proposed ordinance against public nudity in San Francisco (since passed) was further proof the gay movement, which once represented diversity, tolerance, sexual freedom and all the other symbols of a liberated people, had become, in a word, bourgeois. And the fact that the biggest critics weren't the closeted homosexual men and women on the right but - gasp! - gay men and women themselves:

"If you want to know what the gay mainstream looks like, watch the hearings, which the board of supervisors has posted online. You’ll see old men and middle-aged moms, gentlemen in suits and dudes in T-shirts, stepping to the microphone to say enough is enough. There’s the well-appointed yuppie who says he and his partner just want “our neighborhood back.” The representative from the local merchants association who says 17 of 20 nearby businesses, many of them gay-owned, have reported that the naked guys are hurting sales. The hairdresser outraged at the outdoor “nudist living room” that’s alienating his clients who “complain to me when they come into the salon. They are offended by the visual display, and some are hesitant to return.”"

It's not surprising, really, that the LGBTQI movement, at the very moment that the same-sex

A nudist disrobing while Supervisor Scott Weiner watches

marriage debate has turned in our 'favor,' is witnessing the "Peoria-ization" of every aspect of that which once made us different. We are so close to being fully validated by society that every aspect of self-expression is being starved of the very oxygen it needs to survive - open relationships, nudity, sexual relations between much older and much younger people. It's as if we've so forgotten our history and what made us different, we'll say or do anything to get in good with the majority in order to win the approval that clearly some of us so desperately need.

Luckily, the nudists are having none of it. According to RawStory.com, they plan on continuing their public displays even after the ban goes into effect:

"The law would make it an offence for anyone over the age of five to “expose his or her genitals, perineum or anal region on any public street, sidewalk, street median, parklet or plaza”. Lloyd Fishbach, who was standing naked at the corner of Castro and Market, said it should be his choice to dress as he wants, where he wants. “There is always someone who is not going to like what you are doing,” he said. “I live in the Castro and I’ve been doing this since first grade. This is just a bunch of uptight Americans. But I’ll still keep doing it and if I see the cops coming I will run and hide.”"

They will, of course, be crushed by the weight of Supervisor Scott Weiner, the ban's author and Castro district representative, and his moral goons. And with it, one more thing will wilt on the vine of the modern day homosexual movement, a remnant of time and place long since paved over by the gay latte-sipping middle-class.