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NSRC Newsletter July 7 2009
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Inequality in the Marriage Equality Movement
Professor Amy Sueyoshi takes a look at how the same-sex marriage movement has marginalized poor, underserved and queer communities of color.
Who is the other woman?
Celebrity affairs are no longer just fodder for the tabloids. Cheating partners have made the front pages of The New York Time and The Washington Post, first with the Sanford scandal and now with the possible murder-suicide of Steve McNair. From the archives of American Sexuality: Writer Victoria Zackheim takes a look at the 'other woman' and provides some answers.
Remembering Michael Jackson
Hee hee hee by Professor Francesca Royster: The King of Pop and the transgendered erotics of voice.
I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Alisha Gaines: Why are we so fascinated by Michael Jackson? Is it our cultural anxiety over "otherness"? Or a perverse desire for a queerly androgynous body?
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