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Contents:

• JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS KEV MAXEN BE FIRST PROFSNAL MALE ACH TO E OUT AS GAY
• JAGUARS ASSISTANT KEV MAXEN BE FIRST MALE ACH MAJOR MEN'S PRO SPORTS TO INTIFY AS GAY
• KEV MAXEN BE FIRST MALE ACH A US MEN’S PROFSNAL SPORTS LEAGUE TO PUBLICLY E OUT AS GAY
• JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS' KEV MAXEN BE FIRST MALE COACH TO COME OUT AS GAY MAJOR U.S. SPORTS
• JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ASSISTANT STRENGTH ACH KEV MAXEN OUT PUBLICLY AS GAY
• GAY FURRY HACKERS ARE TARGETG US STAT FOR PASSG ANTI-TRANS LEGISLATN

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS KEV MAXEN BE FIRST PROFSNAL MALE ACH TO E OUT AS GAY

Throughout the twentieth century, clothg has been ed by lbians and gay men as a means of exprsg self-inty and of signalg to one another. Cross-drsg performers, monly known as drag queens, ed women's cloth to parody straight society and create a gay humor.

JAGUARS ASSISTANT KEV MAXEN BE FIRST MALE ACH MAJOR MEN'S PRO SPORTS TO INTIFY AS GAY

The tradn has been rried on by gay drag performers such as Amerin performers Dive and RuPl and Brish televisn star Lily Savage. Overt gay men, who did not want to go so far as to cross-drs, sometim adopted the most obv signifiers of female mannerisms and drs: plucked eyebrows, rouge, eye makp, peroxi blond hair, high-heeled Women's Sho blo.

The illegaly of homosexualy and the moral disapproval that attracted forced gay men and lbians to live virtually visible liv the first part of the twentieth century.

KEV MAXEN BE FIRST MALE ACH A US MEN’S PROFSNAL SPORTS LEAGUE TO PUBLICLY E OUT AS GAY

Up until the gay liberatn movement of the late 1960s, the most important crern of drsg public, for the mass of gay men and lbians, was to be able to "pass" as heterosexual.

Ined, the lor green had been associated wh the effemate and sometim sodomil maronis of the 1770s and ntued to have gay associatns clothg through the first part of the twentieth century.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS' KEV MAXEN BE FIRST MALE COACH TO COME OUT AS GAY MAJOR U.S. SPORTS

" Other signifiers for gay men clud a red necktie (worn New York Cy before World War II) and sue sho (one of the most ternatnal and endurg gay signifiers).

Carnaby Street fashns were ially sold to a gay "theatril and artistic" clientele by a former physique photographer by the name of Vce om a shop near Carnaby Street.

By the late 1960s, lbians and gay men throughout the Wtern world had begun to qutn their posn as send-class cizens and their stereotype as effemate "queens" or "butch dyk.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ASSISTANT STRENGTH ACH KEV MAXEN OUT PUBLICLY AS GAY

There had always been gay men who drsed a nventnally mascule style, but the early 1970s, gay men New York and San Francis looked to the epom of Amerin masculy-the wboy, the lumberjack, the nstctn worker-for spiratn for a new drs style. The hypermascule image has ntued to be important even after the supposed ath of the clone the late 1980s, when the image beme associated wh an olr generatn of pre-AIDS gay men. Gay men have terpreted and monstrated their mascule looks through the celebratn of mcular "gym" bodi and clothg that shows off those bodi, as well as the emergence of other mascule subcultural styl such as the shaven-head, boots and brac wearg, but not necsarily racist skhead.

The advent of both the women's and gay-rights movements led to a qutng of the stereotyped drs choic prevly available to lbians. Inially, the move was toward a feme look for men, but the radil lbian and gay muny rejected this favor of a more mascule look for both men and women. Drs styl signaled a move away om the tradnal butch or radil-femist styl and allowed out gay women to velop a fashnable urban look that bed signifiers of lbianism or masculy wh fashnable women's drs.

GAY FURRY HACKERS ARE TARGETG US STAT FOR PASSG ANTI-TRANS LEGISLATN

The large proportn of gay men who have worked creative fields of fashn and the theater and service dtri, such as terg, has been well documented by historians such as Ross Higgs, whose study highlighted the volvement of gay men at all levels of the fashn dtry Montreal. Throughout the twentieth century, many of the top uture fashn signs were gay, even though social prsure lled for them to keep their sexualy quiet if not secret. Ined, many of the greatt nam twentieth-century fashn were gay or bisexual, cludg such figur as Christian Dr, Cristobal Balenciaga, Yv Sat Lrent, Norman Hartnell, Halston, Rudi Gernreich (who was one of the foundg members of the first Amerin homophile anizatn, the Mattache society), Calv Kle, and Gianni Versace.

Bee gay men were often more willg to experiment wh new ias, styl, and fabrics clothg, signers such as Jean-Pl Gltier began to look at what was happeng at street level and gay clubs for ias for their men's llectns. Moreover, gay men bought cloth that were fluenced by and styled toward a gay athetic, so their taste fluenced fashn both obv and subtle ways. It was not jt that gay signers were creatg the looks, but gay stylists, hairdrsers, and photographers all exerted a fashn fluence.

For example, stylist Ray Petri (featured The Face, i-D, and Arena magaz) drew on looks that he saw gay clubs to create a whole new style known as Buffalo. Buffalo style drsed black and whe, gay and straight mols an unlikely mix of elements such as cyclg shorts, flight jackets, skirts, hats, and boots. Popular figur, such as soccer player David Beckham, are avid nsumers of cloth and even acknowledge their bt to gay men's fluence on fashn.

In an age where homosexualy is tolerated and to a great extent accepted major urban centers, has bee creasgly difficult to distguish gay and straight men, and lbians and straight women, on the basis of their drs.

An entreprenr lnched a nned cktail this week lled “Gay Water” that’s aimed at LGBTQ drkers — and said he’s lookg to palize on Bud Light’s mistak. But “Gay Water” — which adopts a moniker the gay muny has long given to the simple vodka and soda cktail — has been spired by the dtup to bee even bolr about the dience ’s targetg, founr and CEO Spencer Hodson told The Post.