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1. Bi Now, Bi Tomorrow.

Author

Egan, John

Subjects
*BISEXUALITY, *CANADIAN literature, *LGBTQ+ people's writings, *GAY men's writings, *BISEXUAL men's identity, *GAY male activists, *LGBTQ+ rights, *GAY male relationships with lesbians, *SEXUAL minorities, *GAY male relationships, *LGBTQ+ identity, *GAY rights movement
Abstract

A Canadian gay male scholar and activist ponders the transformation in his own thinking about bi male identity and GLBTIQA community politics over time. The author posits a four-stage process of social, legal, and cultural acceptance of sexual minorities and compares the civil-rights progress made by gay men and lesbians to that still being made by bisexuals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2005
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2. Learning to Look at Bisexuality.

Author

McDonald, Randy

Subjects
*BISEXUALITY, *SELF-perception in men, *QUESTIONING people, *BISEXUAL people's writings, *CANADIAN literature, *LGBTQ+ people's writings, *COMING out (Sexual orientation), *BISEXUAL men's identity, *GENDER identity, *LGBTQ+ people, *COLLEGE students' sexual behavior
Abstract

A Canadian graduate student scrutinizes his sexuality in terms of self-image issues and entering the erotic exchange of glances that affirms his sexual nature. The author asks: what is a bisexual self, or a sexual self of any kind, when one doesn't know how to approach men or women, and how does one learn to begin those approaches? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2005
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3. Why Not Stay Married?

Author

Elrod, J. McRee

Subjects
*BISEXUALITY, *GAY men's writings, *CANADIAN literature, *LGBTQ+ people's writings, *BISEXUALITY in marriage, *GAY men's sexual behavior, *MIXED orientation marriage, *GAY fathers, *NON-monogamous relationships, *GAY male relationships, *LGBTQ+ families, *GAY men's relationships with heterosexual women, *MARRIAGE, *FAMILY relations
Abstract

A Canadian gay dad, married 51 years, answers the question: Why would a man not stay married simply because he chooses to take a male lover? The author examines the shared values (social justice, family, art, mutual respect and love) that enables "mixed" relationships to thrive and prosper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2005
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