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1. Perspective: Trauma and Healing

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

2. Index

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

3. Epilogue: Promiscuity for the Non-Promiscuous

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

4. 10. S(t)imulation

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

5. 12. When We Touch: A Reading on Queer Intimacies

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

6. Notes on Contributors

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

7. 11. Playing in the Shadows: Cycles of Trauma

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

8. Acknowledgments

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

9. Perspective: Pharma

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

10. 9. Auto-Pharmakon: Prescribing Utopia

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

11. 6. Gay Sex Is Our Superpower

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

12. 4. Reluctant Objects: HIV Prevention and the Problem of Sexual Pleasure

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

13. 8. PrEP in the Porn World

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

15. 5. Learning How to Fuck on PrEP

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

16. 3. How I Learned to Stop Worrying, or the Straight Panic Defense

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

17. 1. Notes on Promiscuity, 1988

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

18. Perspective: Sex

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

19. 2. Safe

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

20. Perspective: Fear

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

21. Introduction: Why Promiscuity Matters

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

22. Cover

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

23. Title Page, Copyright, Dedication

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

24. Series Foreword

Author

Weinstein, Jeff, Jones, Justice Jamal, Sabillon, Ariel, LeMaster, Lore/tta, Vawters, Addison, Dore, Pam, Hawkins, Deion, Garner, Alex, Flores, Nicolas, Race, Kane, Felsenthal, Daniel, MacIsaac, Steve, Holleran, Andrew, Escoffier, Jeffrey, and Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Published
2023

29. Object Lessons: Using Trans Porn in Class to Explore Gender Fluidity

Author

Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Abstract

Gender categories and gender fluidity can be explicitly performed and demonstrated in sexually explicit media such as pornography. In this class lesson, a rhetoric/performance studies class on pornography focuses on trans* performers in scenes. A critical communication pedagogical approach is used to encourage dialogue and intersectional analyses of trans* identities and erotics in the scenes. Courses: Media Studies, Porn Studies, Popular Culture, Critical/Cultural Communication, Gender in Communication, LGBTQ Studies in Communication, Sex Communication. Objectives: Students will (1) gain knowledge about gender identity, sexuality, and sex work; (2) increase their skills in critical thinking on the fluidity of gender and sexuality; and (3) demonstrate the capacity to be more attentive to trans issues in conversation.

Published
2019
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32. The End of AIDS?

Author

Spieldenner, Andrew R., primary, Robinson, Tomeka M., additional, and Woodruffe, Anjuliet, additional

Published
2019
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33. SOMOS: Evaluation of an HIV Prevention Intervention for Latino Gay Men

Author

Vega, Miriam Y., Spieldenner, Andrew R., and DeLeon, Dennis

Abstract

Latino gay men face multiple barriers to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevention, in particular a lack of intervention programs that integrate prevention messages with cultural norms and address issues of social marginalization from multiple communities (gay community and Latino community), homophobia and racism. In order to address these specific issues, a multilayered HIV intervention was designed to incorporate and integrate psychosocial and community factors through multiple session groups, social marketing and community presentations. Participants learned strategies for effective community leadership and were encouraged to provide HIV education and address internalized homophobia in their communities. There were a total of 113 Latino gay male participants. Pretests and post-tests at 90-day follow-up were administered to measure knowledge, attitudes and behaviors related to HIV infection, self-efficacy, internalized homophobia and connectedness (i.e. gay community affiliation and social provisions); a risk index was calculated to measure level of behavioral risk for HIV infection. Participants demonstrated lower risk indices and a decrease in partners at 3 and 6 months after the intervention. There was also an increase in reported social support resources, along with an increase in group identification. Connectedness was a strong predictor of the number of sexual partners at the 90-day follow-up. This homegrown program represents a culturally responsive, highly needed and relevant intervention that should be subjected to further rigorous testing.

Published
2011
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34. Education and Fear: Black and Gay in the Public Sphere of HIV Prevention

Author

Spieldenner, Andrew R. and Castro, Christian F.

Abstract

In the third decade of HIV/AIDS in the U.S., African American gay and bisexual men constitute the largest growing part of those testing HIV-positive. Education and prevention efforts are being refocused on this population, but there has been a dearth of research on health promotion efforts specifically tailored for this marginalized group. This project examines HIV prevention media campaigns targeting African American gay and bisexual men through a content analysis and a cultural-critical approach. The researchers found that, among 40 social marketing campaigns, the primary tactics were educational and fear-based to promote HIV-related messaging to African American gay and bisexual men.

Published
2010
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36. Statement of ownership: an autoethnography of living with HIV

Author

Spieldenner, Andrew R.

Subjects
Sociological research, Ethnography -- Research, HIV infection -- Social aspects, Gays -- Health aspects -- Social aspects, Social sciences, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Gay' men are disproportionately impacted by HIV/AIDS in the United States. There is a dearth of autoethnographies in communication literature about living with HIV/AIDS. In this project, the researcher presents an autoethnography about living with HIV/AIDS. The narrative has with three points: HIV diagnosis, disease progression to AIDS, and AIDS mortality. By analyzing these areas, this project presents stages of identity development and summarizes how these have changed over time. This project looks at how societal symbols around HIV/AIDS evolve due to changes in technology, science and policy. This study works against the distance presented in most social science studies of living with HIV/AIDS; instead it presents an intimate view of current HIV/AIDS discourse and public health. Keywords: HIV/AIDS, autoethnography, gay men, health narrative, communication studies, Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)--the virus that leads to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)--has disproportionately impacted gay men in the United States. According to the federal Centers for Disease Control & [...]

Published
2014
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39. Different Sameness: Queer Autoethnography and Coalition Politics.

Author

Rowe, Desireé D., Silverman, Rachel E., Spieldenner, Andrew R., and Eguchi, Shinsuke

Subjects
QUEER theory, AUTOETHNOGRAPHY, COALITIONS, RACE, CULTURAL identity
Abstract

As a method, we use autoethnography to explore coalition politics from our positions in academia. We use autoethnography to examine how similar identity categories presume sameness and can lead to conflict within institutions. This autoethnography looks at how coalitional politics were learned, as well as how coalitional politics are practiced within the institutional spaces of the university and academic discipline. In particular, we examine how we have experienced conflict and competition, as well as ways that we continue to build coalitional spaces. Through this, we place autoethnography as an explicitly political methodology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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44. Sexo y la Ciudad

Author

Vega, Miriam Y., primary, Spieldenner, Andrew R., additional, and Tang, Jennifer, additional

Published
2012
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45. Scripting hate crimes: victim, space and perpetrator defining hate.

Author

Spieldenner, Andrew R. and Glenn, Cerise L.

Subjects
*HATE crime investigation, *HATE crimes, *VIOLENCE against gay men, *GENDER inequality, *HATE crime laws, HATE Crime Statistics Act (U.S.), WASHINGTON (D.C.) politics & government
Abstract

Hate crime legislation is meant to address discrimination at a community level. The hate crime categorization involves the justice system and the media – who play a key role in the community's understanding of the act. In 2008 in Washington, DC, two separate attacks on gay men – one White, one African-American – were categorized differently. One was a hate crime; the other was not. This paper looks at the social scripts employed within the media and police statements that contextualize these events in terms of neighbourhood as well as the race, gender and sexuality of the victims and perpetrators. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2014
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