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I bet the rug doesn't match the drapes. (Image via The CW) ABOVE: A recent thirst trap (with those hairy legs, almost a Venus flytrap) of KJ Apa innocently posted to social media.
BELOW: Keep reading for Tennessee's drag of a drag ban, GOP in Iowa coming for marriage equality, cute guys, Joe Rogan's dad and more ...
NYT: Tennessee has become the first state to pass a far-reaching drag ban. No drag on public property and no drag in public where a minor might see it.
So ... Pride? So ... RuPaul's Drag Race? It's infuckingsane. DES MOINES REGISTER: The Iowa GOP is pushing to ban same-sex marriages (legal there since 2009) in the state.
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01.04 / 16:05
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What is gay culture? These tweets have it nailed
If gay culture of a bygone generation was all about Broadway musicals, interior design, and diva worship—as How to Be Gay author David M. Halperin noted in a 2012 New York Times op-ed — these days it’s all about walking fast, keeping an ear out for Grindr notifications, and finding weird ways to sit in chairs!We jest—mostly—but gay culture is indeed evolving alongside society in toto.In that 2012 op-ed, Halperin observed that gay culture was “the last obstacle to complete social integration” for gay men, and as gays appeared to be assimilating into mainstream culture earlier in this millennium, there were fears that gay culture was disappearing.Related: This tweet about gay online culture is sparking some very serious debateBut gay culture, for men and other genders, keeps morphing—and staying amorphous.
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