Stanford scholar tracks the changg world of gay sexualy | Department of History

Contents:

• 'SATC' STAR WILLIE GARSON HID HIS SEXUALY FOR FEAR OF OFFENDG GAY FANS
• COMPANY GO FULL-ON BUD LIGHT WH ‘GAY WATER’ RELEASE
• WHY STANFORD REARCHERS TRIED TO CREATE A ‘GAYDAR’ MACHE
• STANFORD SCHOLAR TRACKS THE CHANGG WORLD OF GAY SEXUALY
• IS STANFORD GAY IENDLY?
• GAY/LBIAN STUDI/ LGBT

'SATC' STAR WILLIE GARSON HID HIS SEXUALY FOR FEAR OF OFFENDG GAY FANS

They wanted the rearchers to study anxiety, prsn and suici people who intify as lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr or queer; the role of fay support both physil and mental health; and why many LGBTQ people persevere the face of stigma and discrimatn, among other topics.

Harry Hay, the “father of gay liberatn, ” studied on the Farm 1930-32. The Gay People Unn was found April 1971 – an event we celebrated durg Rnn/Homeg 2011 wh our well-attend “40 and Fabulo” event.

COMPANY GO FULL-ON BUD LIGHT WH ‘GAY WATER’ RELEASE

The GPU later beme Gay & Lbian at Stanford (GLAS), then Gay and Lbian Alumni (GALA) and fally Stanford Pri, a name we chose 2002 to nvey the broast possible msage of cln. Late actor Willie Garson famoly portrayed Stanford Blatch, the gay bt iend of Sarah Jsi Parker's Carrie Bradshaw Sex and the Cy—but real life, he actually once dated the fact, Garson—whose ath at 57 was announced on Tuday—worked hard at keepg his heterosexualy quiet, for fear of offendg gay fans of the star spoke of his sexualy an terview wh Page Six 2020, sayg: "For years I didn't talk about bee I found to be offensive to gay people. "People playg gay characters jumpg up and down screamg that they're not gay, like that would somehow be a bad thg if they were.

The actor, whose ath was announced on Tuday, last year revealed that he had kept his heterosexualy quiet after playg a gay man "Sex and the Cy. "But, the gay muny really rose up, and said 'we know people like this, this is real.

WHY STANFORD REARCHERS TRIED TO CREATE A ‘GAYDAR’ MACHE

She's said terviews that every sgle one of her iends is gay, 'except for Willie Garson. After a very imprsive rookie season 2018, Wilson started the first 12 gam of his sophomore season but was later forced to s out the remar of the season due to a ser foot jury. Curated Featur clus a timele of notable events and people the queer muny at Stanford, the documentary film Out on the Farm, and a short film on the history of the Gay People's Unn and Stanford Pri.

One newly lnched pany is releasg “Gay Water” a rponse to the backlash Bud Light suffered after partnerg wh transgenr TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney. Twelve ns of Gay Water n be purchased onle for a total of $36.

STANFORD SCHOLAR TRACKS THE CHANGG WORLD OF GAY SEXUALY

The pany also sells “Gay Water” tumblers and tcker hats. When you really thk about, how many products n you thk about that have ‘gay’ the tle?

“gay [sic] water has always been a lloquialism for vodka soda, so surprise, that’s our re product. However, we see ourselv as a liftyle brand here to brg back the origal fn of the word gay by puttg our products everywhere – your rtrant, your bar, your liquor store, your grocery store, and your home.

IS STANFORD GAY IENDLY?

” Canned cktail ‘Gay Water’ aims to sh on Bud Light’s Dylan Mulvaney disaster — New York Post (@nypost) July 21, 2023 The pany’s founr, Spencer Hodson, told the New York Post that the backlash Bud Light suffered after s cisn to partner wh Mulvaney spir him to be more unapologetic his pro-LGBT stance. Gaydar, ” and whether that’s even an ethil le of quiry, has been hotly bated over the past several weeks, ever sce a draft of his study was posted onle.

Prented wh photos of gay men and straight men, a puter program was able to terme which of the two was gay wh 81 percent accuracy, acrdg to Dr. Those seekg same-sex partners were classified as gay; those seekg oppose-sex partners were assumed to be 300, 000 imag were whtled down to 35, 000 that showed fac clearly and met certa creria. All were whe, the rearchers said, bee they uld not fd enough datg profil of gay mori to generate a statistilly valid imag were cropped further and then procsed through a ep nral work, a layered mathematil system pable of intifyg patterns vast amounts of Kosski said he did not build his tool om scratch, as many suggted; rather, he began wh a wily ed facial analysis program to show jt how easy would be for anyone to pull off somethg Kosski and Yilun WangThe software extracts rmatn om thoands of facial data pots, cludg nose width, mtache shape, eyebrows, rners of the mouth, hairle and even aspects of the face we don’t have words for.

“We showed that this mol produc slightly different numbers for gay and straight fac, ” Dr. Kosski thors were then ready to p their predictn mol agast humans what would bee a notor gaydar petn. Both humans and mache were given pairgs of two fac — one straight, one gay — and asked to pick who was more likely participants, who were procured through Amazon Mechanil Turk, a supplier for digal tasks, were advised to “e the bt of your tun.

GAY/LBIAN STUDI/ LGBT

News headl “ma sound almost like an X-ray that n tell if you’re straight or gay, ” said Dr. And when the tool was challenged wh other scenars — such as distguishg between gay men’s Facebook photos and straight men’s onle datg photos — accuracy dropped to 74 ’s also the issue of false posiv, which plague any predictn mol aimed at intifyg a mory group, said William T.

Cox, a psychologist who studi stereotyp at the Universy of ’s say 5 percent of the populatn is gay, or 50 of every 1, 000 people.

A facial sn that is 91 percent accurate would misintify 9 percent of straight people as gay; the example above, that’s 85 software would also mistake 9 percent of gay people as straight people. The rult: Of 130 people the facial sn intified as gay, 85 actually would be straight.