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Pocket Full of Dreams: Marriage Debate
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Pocket Full of Dreams. Saturday, November 10, 2007. Our discussion about marriage on Wednesday was very revealing about the attitudes surrounding marriage. As a heterosexual woman who is in a long-term monogamous relationship, I fully expect to get married some day, but our conversation made me question my motives. Pocket Full of Dreams. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Synthesis of Thought- The Final Post. Simpson vs. Weir. Pocket Full of Dreams. Northfield, MN, United States.
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Cam's AQ Blog: Anal Sex Really Is Wrong?
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A simple weblog by a student of Carleton College, Camren Coley, reflecting on the issues discussed in his American Queer class. Wednesday, October 24, 2007. Anal Sex Really Is Wrong? Is the anus really meant for intercourse? That question is often posed because people see it as a wholly unnatural act, when between two men that is. The shocking realization is that anal sex is not as frowned up as one might think, but because it is the primary icon of gay male sex it is often looked upon as disgusting.
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Cam's AQ Blog: November 2007
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A simple weblog by a student of Carleton College, Camren Coley, reflecting on the issues discussed in his American Queer class. Sunday, November 18, 2007. LGBT: The Narrative of a People. If sickness could carve out an identity for a group of people, and what an identity it was, why not the expression of pride in such difference create the strength and courage for a transgender identity? In the end though, any story has its ups and down. Saturday, November 17, 2007. That Doesn't Even Sound Right! They ar...
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Cam's AQ Blog: Acceptance or Respect?
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A simple weblog by a student of Carleton College, Camren Coley, reflecting on the issues discussed in his American Queer class. Friday, October 5, 2007. In class this week there was talk of acceptance and respect of the homosexual community. What is meant by respect. And what is meant by acceptance. Can there be respect before acceptance and what exactly makes respect different in the first place? Than it was tolerance. From the definition of acceptance there still lies that need for a favorable receptio...
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Cam's AQ Blog: LGBT: The Narrative of a People
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A simple weblog by a student of Carleton College, Camren Coley, reflecting on the issues discussed in his American Queer class. Sunday, November 18, 2007. LGBT: The Narrative of a People. If sickness could carve out an identity for a group of people, and what an identity it was, why not the expression of pride in such difference create the strength and courage for a transgender identity? In the end though, any story has its ups and down. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 14 Buckets of Water.
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Cam's AQ Blog: So What About That 'B' In LGBT?
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A simple weblog by a student of Carleton College, Camren Coley, reflecting on the issues discussed in his American Queer class. Wednesday, October 31, 2007. So What About That 'B' In LGBT? They are clearly the least visible in the community though. When it comes to identity all three of the other members have distinctly carved out boxes, but WHAT ABOUT BISEXUALS? That is a question even "living legend" Esther Newton could not answer in her visit to our class. Maybe we are actually coming up! Also of all ...
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Cam's AQ Blog: LGB? That Doesn't Even Sound Right!
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A simple weblog by a student of Carleton College, Camren Coley, reflecting on the issues discussed in his American Queer class. Saturday, November 17, 2007. That Doesn't Even Sound Right! Monday in class, after a long ten week wait we finally get to Transgendered people. There had been small blurbs sparsely throughout the term, but mostly dealt with whether the "T" should even be included in the famous acronym. I say who more fits into this community that Transgendered people? I personally never saw much...
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Cam's AQ Blog: September 2007
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A simple weblog by a student of Carleton College, Camren Coley, reflecting on the issues discussed in his American Queer class. Sunday, September 23, 2007. Jim- After like two pages of Jim's story, in both parts I was just like, "Wow, Jim is a complete and total slut already! So far these are the biggest impressions I have gotten from the book. I hope that I will see more intriguing things unfold from the others soon so I can raise questions about them as well. Wednesday, September 19, 2007. Are taught t...
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Cam's AQ Blog: October 2007
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A simple weblog by a student of Carleton College, Camren Coley, reflecting on the issues discussed in his American Queer class. Wednesday, October 31, 2007. So What About That 'B' In LGBT? They are clearly the least visible in the community though. When it comes to identity all three of the other members have distinctly carved out boxes, but WHAT ABOUT BISEXUALS? That is a question even "living legend" Esther Newton could not answer in her visit to our class. Maybe we are actually coming up! Also of all ...
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Pocket Full of Dreams: November 2007
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Pocket Full of Dreams. Sunday, November 18, 2007. A Synthesis of Thought- The Final Post. Bringing with me almost no knowledge about LGBT issues, especially those that came up more than 10 years ago, but with a strong sense that all humans are equal. Reflecting on this course and my previous blog, I have come to really appreciate the fluidity of identity. 8221; and really identifies with the behavior that goes along with that, why shouldn’t he act that way? Because people will KNOW. Pocket Full of Dreams.