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Sex and Money: Employing Symbols to Better Approach the Source

June 8, 2015 admin 3

I recently relocated to New York after years as a gadabout abroad. While somewhere specific globally, I would find myself in some elusive elsewhere experientially, as my world became one photo op after another by […] […]

Conversion Therapy: All the Rage

March 25, 2015 Adam A. Neal 2

At Psychology Tomorrow, we believe that what is healing and empowering about therapy is exactly what humans achieve in the creation of art. In order for therapy to be both affective and effective, two very […] […]

The Campaign of Hate: Russia and Gay Propaganda

April 14, 2014 Robert Frashure 0

An Interview with the Film’s Director, Michael Lucas When Director Michael Lucas learned that the president of his birth country, Vladimir Putin, had just signed into law a prohibition against any form of gay affirmative […] […]

There’s Nothing Wrong With Being Different: Raising Awareness of Human Rights Violations in Russia and Ukraine

March 3, 2014 Editor 1

Eastern European pop artists, Alek Sandar (Issue 10, Masculinity – Sexuality and Identity: “Drawing Attention: An International Pop Star Poses Nude for Art Class“) and Andrea, are raising awareness of human rights violations in […]

Maureen McLane, Timothy Liu and Paula Bohince

November 26, 2013 admin 1

Poems by the award-winning poets Maureen McLane, Timothy Liu, and Paula Bohince. Each pair of poems loosely explores and complicates notions of non-duality and oneness—in spiritual, physical, or psychological terms. As the new poetry editor […] […]