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• GAY BIKERS STOCK PHOTOS AND IMAG
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Gay men had bee a part of the post-World War II biker culture the '40s. Leather bars were sprgg up major ci and simultaneoly, seems, pneerg gay motorcycle clubs were formed: the Satyrs, tablished Los Angel 1954; Oedip, also tablished Los Angel 1958; the New York Motorbike Club and early San Francis clubs, cludg the Warlocks and the California Motor Club, started as well.

Leather clubs for gay men opened Amsterdam and Berl the was a unterculture wh a unterculture. ""Los Angel County once boasted more than 19 gay motorcycle and uniform clubs, " Satyrs print, Riley Black said, addg, "It was the 'goln years' of the '60s followg the ath of U. Among Homosexual Men.

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And almost as soon as Brando donned his Harley p, numbers of homosexual mal appropriated biker imagery for e a small segment of gay culture, utilizg the associated leather stume to nstct for themselv a liberately and lculatedly mascule social and sexual inty. The homosexual ‘man leather’ remas one of the more disproportnately visible and ntroversial members of the LGBT muny. He seeks to fy the stereotype of homosexual men as effemate, limp-wristed, and ‘nelly.

’ In 1964, Life magaze published an article entled ‘Homosexualy Ameri’ that alt at some length wh the topic of the biker bar and gay men biker leathers. The brawny young men their leather ps, shirts, jackets and pants are practicg homosexuals.

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They are part of what they ll the ‘gay world.

The effort of the homosexuals to appear manly is obssive -- the rakish angle of the ps, the thumbs boldly hooked belts. [4] This brief paper will therefore attempt to document the evolutn of the phenomenon of the biker-leather-wearg homosexual male late-twentieth-century Amerin culture.

For the purpos of this paper, a leather-man will be fed as a homosexual male who wears biker-style leathers regardls of whether or not he actually owns a motorcycle, and who is not a participant sadomasochistic sexual behavrs. [5] It ncentrat stead on those men who appropriate the biker image and biker leathers solely to nstct a mascule sexual inty that stands opposn to the stereotype of the effemate homosexual. The homosexual leather-man has at least two cultural origs.

Homosexual mal are sometim perhaps more overt assumg the inty of figur that they eher admire or for whom they feel sexual attractn. Durg the Gay Liberatn Movement spanng the 1960s and 1970s, many homosexual men st off society’s clichéd view of them as effemate, and gay culture beme as a whole more nscly masculized. [6] The biker archetype was one of many fluenc a trend toward hyper-mascule drs styl for homosexual men.

Yet even wh homosexual culture, drsg biker leathers equently did (and still do) create social tensns. Homosexual men whose public inty more nearly nformed to mastream nstctns of masculy referred to leather-men as ‘butch.

’ The leather–man’s prentatnal strategi were and are regard by some as viant and unacceptable, pecially to those homosexuals eager to ‘pass’ as ‘normal. Leather–men, general, had no tentn of ‘passg’ as heterosexual, however, or so Shn Cole, thor of Don We Now Our Gay Apparel, has argued. The appropriatn by gay men of hegemonic imag of masculy, this se the outlaw biker, stead opened up radil and transgrsive possibili.