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You only have to look at ancient art and writings to know that among human beings, same-sex attraction has existed across time and cultures. But in our culture, studying homosexuality comes with a lot of baggage so it’s difficult making sense of why so many of us are gay.
oday, scientist Vince Gabrielle joins us to take a look at the sexy science of homosexuality
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You’re in for a real treat!
The boys from Feast of Fun are taking a little break from doing the show, so they asked me, Saltina Obama Bouvier, a glamourpoous drag queen to do the show for them. I also brought along my sidekick Daphne Dumount. You might not like her though.
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Man do I identify with these guys. You wouldn’t believe how ugly and mean people can be when you look a certain way but don’t match their expectations of an ethnic and cultural background. James […]
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Japanese scientists said Tuesday they had produced a mouse that tweets like a bird in a genetically engineered “evolution” which they hope will shed light on the origins of human language. A team of researchers […]
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As it turns out, the Neanderthals didn’t just die off, they became part of some people’s genes. Scientists have found that genomes of 1% to 4% of people in Eurasia come from Neanderthals. The reason […]
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Do you have “gaydar?” If you always wondered why you were able to “spot” somebody gay just by looking at their face, you’re not alone. A study done in February by Tuffs University demonstrated that […]