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Contemplacion: Art out of civil war-torn El Salvador

October 14, 2014 admin 0

As a first generation Salvadoran-American, historical collective memory is the prime influence and inspiration for my work. Every face, every voice, and every hand holds a story. Through art one can rediscover what has been […] […]

Jed Diamond, PhD – My Men’s Movement Part V: The Ship of Civilization is Sinking

March 23, 2014 Editor 3

[In this six-part feature, Jed Diamond examines his male experience through fatherhood, mental illness, and the Men’s Movement to explore what it means to be a more whole, mindful Man. | Part I: Fatherhood | Part II: My Female and Male […]

A Man’s Sole: Art and Iconography of Sneakers

January 28, 2014 admin 0

“Our manhood was defined by our acquisition.” (The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison) My first pair of “expensive” basketball shoes came right before my eighth birthday. It was near the tail end of my family’s annual back-to-school […] […]

Misdiagnosed

January 28, 2014 Adam A. Neal 3

“Fucking, fucking, fucking, fucking.” With each swear, the scissor blade hit my arms, but the pain never surfaced. I was already in too much pain for it to matter. “Fucking, fucking, fucking, fucking.” I cursed […] […]

Across Gender Lines: Counseling Male Clients

January 28, 2014 Alyssa Siegel 0

Cross-Gender Therapy: Female Therapist Meets Male Clients If I were asked to describe my gender I would probably do so like this: I am a cisgender female – I identify with the gender I was […] […]

Graymarket: New Standards for Creative Dress

November 26, 2013 Berglind Thrastardottir 0

Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society. (Mark Twain) The act of getting dressed each morning is known to absolutely everyone. We all engage in some sort of cognitive […] […]

The Next Sexual Revolution

May 10, 2013 Stanley Siegel 6

Sex is shrouded in so much mystery and secrecy. It is considered so personal that it’s a wonder we can ever have an honest conversation about it. But if we could talk freely and openly […] […]