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...openly gay Christian, and he became a deacon—a kind of lay minister elected by one’s congregation—in the Presbyterian Church. However, the Presbyterian Church General Assembly in the United States states that an “avowed practicing homosexual?? cannot be ordained into the professional ministry.“The denomination is still inimical to bisexual, gay, lesbian, and transgender people,” he says. “I don’t know how long I can continue to tolerate the injustice.”Nelson is disappointed...
...treats Hitchcock as an almost saintly figure, prone to occasional disagreements with his cast, but never in the wrong. Nor is the allegation that Hitchcock was a homosexual??he has been quoted elsewhere as saying he would have been “a poof” had he not met his wife—ever mentioned, let alone addressed...
...call someone “a big skank” and not get sued, but you cannot call someone “a homosexual?? without their written consent...
These small gestures turn “homosexual?? from a concept into a person, and lay the groundwork for a more abstract discussion that doesn’t have to take the form of clashing ideologies or religious beliefs. Marriage amendments brought issues of sexuality to the table. Harvard students can and should use natural conversational openings to have engaged and engaging discussions with tangible impact on ideas about sexuality—so long as they resist the impulse to treat other positions as stupid...
...Rotters’ Club, Jonathan Coe presents a vivid and telling portrait of Birmingham, England in the 1970s. Focusing primarily on the adolescent Benjamin Trotter, whom his schoolmates jokingly call Bent Rotter—from the British slang for homosexual??the book tackles the standard issues of English high school, such as dealings with the opposite sex, parents, bullies, peers and, of course, the tribulations of wearing a uniform. But it also breaches the deeper problems of labor relations and unions, race relations, music, extra-marital affairs, the aftermath of World War II, religion, meaningless...
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