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• Contents Foreword Prologue: "Are You in the Navy?" Introduction: The Myth of Heterosexual Purity Anthony: The Boot Camp Dream Eddy: The Sea Bitch Lieutenant Tim: The Uniform Trent: The Boatswain's Locker David: "Hard, " Not "Tough" Ray: The Navy Corpsmen Nipple Piercing Ritual Gregg: The Unmaking of an Activist Russell: Strong Friendship Sonny: Navy Tradition Kevin: The Network Jack: "Don't Kiss Me, I'm Straight" Chaplain Phil: Gay, Straight, Whatever Joey: I'll Always Be a Sailor Anthony (Coda) Reference Notes.
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Includes the conversations that reveal how known gay and straight men can and do get along in the sexually tense confines of barracks and shipboard life once they discover that the imagined boundary between them is not, in fact, a hard line.
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Despite massive media attention to the issue, there remains a gross disparity between the public perception of gays in the military and the sexual realities of military life. This title features conversations that reveal how known gay and straight men can and do get along in the sexually tense confines of barracks and shipboard life.
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• Contents Prologue Introduction: Penetrating Marine Machismo Corporal Keith: The Devil Dog Yell Lance Corporal Ted: The Absent-Father Tattoo Corporal Alex: Marine Biology First Lieutenant Frank: Parris Island Is Burning Captain Eric: Marines Like To Be Looked At Sergeant Wood and Corporal Marie: Gay and Straight Are Identical Major Luke: Isolated Pain Corporal Jack: Smell of Masculine Marine Corporal Alex (Coda): A Parable Reference Notes.
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Offers a look at homoeroticism and hypermasculinity in Marine Corps life. This book challenges the popular stereotype of the Marine as all-man and unquestionably heterosexual.
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The International Vertical Files from the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives consist of a diverse collection of LGBTQ materials gathered from sources around the world. They offer a picture of LGBTQ life and issues in a wide variety of countries, covering organizations, people, and events

A selection of posters from around the world colorfully depict LGBTQ social life, places and events, causes, and history. While these types of materials are generally intended for a single use, and frequently do not survive beyond the activities they were designed to promote, the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives has curated a substantial poster collection, preserving these windows on LGBTQ history for future generations

"Spontaneous combustion occurs when Bill, a forty-year-old barista, meets James, a disabled factory worker and a daddy hunk, at an OctoBear Dance. For six months they share weekends of incredible passion at James's house up north in the country. Winter has never seemed hotter in their flannel sheets. But on the first day of spring James abruptly informs Bill over the phone that it's not going to work out and hangs up. No further explanation: just the static of silence. Feeling like a ghost, Bill searches for answers in his recollections of James and others who'd departed too early from his life. When he does discover why, it comes from a mysterious stranger with secrets of his own, and he learns a valuable lesson about love and perseverance"--Provided by publisher.