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- THE 2 OUT GAY CHEERLEARS ARE MAKG HISTORY WH THE PANTHERS
- RAMS WILL HAVE 5 GAY CHEERLEARS THE SUPER BOWL
THE 2 OUT GAY CHEERLEARS ARE MAKG HISTORY WH THE PANTHERS
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But Thomas also has a hidn soft si, and the show eventually digs to the pa he experienc as a closeted gay man the 1910s. And although he never que los his pacy for villay, Thomas eventually gets a happy endg the show’s sequel films, where he fds romance wh an actor played by Domic Wt, bee “Downton Abbey” supports gay rights and gay wrongs. Perhaps the ultimate fort watch, “Scht’s Creek” famoly was a world where homophobia didn’t exist, and the gay characters were ee to be as cuddly and as msy as their straight unterparts.
RAMS WILL HAVE 5 GAY CHEERLEARS THE SUPER BOWL
And even gog past Patrick and David’s romance though, many of the non-gay characters still have a strong queer appeal; “A Ltle B Alexis, ” anyone?
One of the earlit h shows to center around gay characters, “Will & Grace” foced on the tense, more than a ltle -pennt iendship between gay lawyer Will (Eric McCormack) and straight terr rator Grace (Debra Msg). Although the show has been dged recent years for the perceived stereotypg of s gay characters — pecially Sean Hay’ bed-hoppg queen Jack — ’s origal eight-season n holds up as a fun, sharply wrten s, and one of the first of s kd to give gay characters the full spotlight they serve. Based on the Black gay thor’s unfished mancript “Remember This Hoe, ” Raoul Peck’s geoly produced documentary brgs the work — focg on Civil Rights lears like Medgar Evers, Mallm X, and Mart Luther Kg Jr.
Ford employed the same productn sign team that worked on “Mad Men, ” envisng a sexy midcentury LA teemg wh, y, hot gays, but also an irreprsible air of sadns that mt be what ennui looks like.