Archive for category: Inversion

‘I was always sober enough to take in what was going on around me, unlike so many others in Montreal’    (2011.03.11)

Steve Galluccio remembers Montreal in the ’80s. I kind of do too

What’s Grindr really for? Joel Simkhai still won’t say    (2011.03.08)

Grindr manifestly is not used for “friends,” to “fall in love,” or to “have a sexual relationship,” despite the disingenuousness of Joel Simkhai

The notion that ‘the notion that black people are more homophobic is bullshit’ is bullshit    (2011.03.08)

Why? Because they’re “more vulgar” with their “bigotry”

What keeps gay athletes in the closet? Journalists, for a start    (2011.03.04)

Straight reporters will do anything to keep us in the closet. They’re also the last to realize that, as a topic for journalists, “gays in sports” is over

‘Since I’m very young, critics tend to think I’m not capable of having every idea myself’    (2011.02.28)

Xavier Dolan interviews Michael Musto – or is it vice-versa?

Accessible information for blind gays    (2011.02.27)

Obviously there are no blind gays. Obviously

‘50 Essential Gay Films’ (sic)    (2011.02.27)

Let me save you the trouble of wading through Out’s list of “50 essential gay films,” half of whom are in dull groups of five anyway

The 95/85 rule?    (2011.02.23)

Victoria A. Brownworth lives “a 95%-black, 85%-poor neighbo[u]rhood.” Yes, but… why?

An ignominious end to ‘Manthropology’    (2011.02.22)

Not a eulogy for Manthropology, a CBC podcast so marginal it doesn’t even have a homepage