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…in urine and a play depicting Christ as a homosexual." So much for a "general standard of decency". The play this refers to is Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat which had a run on Broadway and a national touring company, but it was not posted all…

…a show in which there are homosexual relationships, men turn to women, and there are indirect "satanic" overtones ( keep in mind that the Japanese don't view it as being satanic - that is just the American perception ). This also brings up the debate about…

…. In Washington D.C. there is still a significant group of people who consider themselves sussed skinheads, who are actively breaking down racial and cultural barriers by taking in African-American, Asian-American, Mexican- American, Jewish, immigrant and homosexual…

…was repeated in 1895 in the two hits that he had on the London stage simultaneously, An Ideal Husband and The Importance of Being Earnest. Later that same year Wilde's tragic downfall was precipitated by the accusation of homosexuality by the Marquis of Queensbury…

…made friends with a group of boys who were like him, cocky, loud and with a rebellious streak. Kitty had been worried about Erik’s sexual orientation for some time. Kitty believed that Erik was homosexual. When they moved to Calabasas, Kitty gave Erik…

…of environment. As stated by Alan Reder, known homosexual, if they [the employees] feel they will suffer retribution, if they report a problem, they arent too likely to open their mouths. (113). The workers knew that if the reports were not falsified they would…

…heterosexuality itself. The contradictions that we create between hetero- and homosexuality are wished away and social oppression is ignored. Because of Shug, Celie begins to take tentative steps toward realization, and even discovers this talent for making pants…

…scruples. Wilde had a colorful and scandalous social life, he dressed like a girl till the age of nine, and was even jailed for being a homosexual. He believed that people should be self-expressive vs. self-repressive, and therefore never held anything back…

…, addresses himself in a mirror, an action typical to a drunken man. He is an aging homosexual widower who finds refuge in the mirror because it offers him the easiest way of facing himself (Nelson 117-118). Malin, the most dominant character overall…

…little tolerance for homosexuals. Representative of the widening gap between the rich and the poor of the country is apparent when examining the two ends of the spectrum. While Regan’s laissez-faire policies were assisting the rich with an economic boom…