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GAY TV AND STRAIGHT AMERI
After s of silence on the subject of homosexualy, televisn the 1990s saw a strikg crease programmg that rporated and, many s, centered on gay material. In shows cludg Friends, Sefeld, Party of Five, Homici, Sudnly San, The Commish, Ellen, Will & Grace, and others, gay characters were troduced, referenc to homosexualy beme monplace, and issu of gay and lbian relatnships were explored, often explic tail. In Gay TV and Straight Ameri, Ron Becker draws on a wi range of polil and cultural ditors to expla this sudn upsurge of gay material on prime-time work televisn. Brgg together analysis of relevant Supreme Court lgs, media verage of gay rights battl, bat about multiculturalism, ncerns over polil rrectns, and much more, Becker's asssment helps unrstand how and why televised gayns was nstcted by a specific culture of tastemakers durg the . On one hand the evince pots to work bs strategi that embraced gay material as a valuable tool for targetg a qualy dience of well-ted, upsle adults lookg for somethg "edgy" to watch. But, Becker also argu that the crease of gay material the public eye creat growg mastream anxiety reactn to the seemgly civil public nversatn about equal rights. In today's cultural climate where ntroversi rage over issu of gay marriage yet lns of viewers tune weekly to programs like Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, this book offers valuable sight to the plex ndn of Ameri's sexual polics. * gay tv and straight america *
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GAY TV AND STRAIGHT AMERI
* gay tv and straight america *
After s of silence on the subject of homosexualy, televisn the 1990s saw a strikg crease programmg that rporated and, many s, centered on gay material. In shows cludg Friends, Sefeld, Party of Five, Homici, Sudnly San, The Commish, Ellen, Will & Grace, and others, gay characters were troduced, referenc to homosexualy beme monplace, and issu of gay and lbian relatnships were explored, often explic tail. In Gay TV and Straight Ameri, Ron Becker draws on a wi range of polil and cultural ditors to expla this sudn upsurge of gay material on prime-time work televisn.
Brgg together analysis of relevant Supreme Court lgs, media verage of gay rights battl, bat about multiculturalism, ncerns over polil rrectns, and much more, Becker's asssment helps unrstand how and why televised gayns was nstcted by a specific culture of tastemakers durg the . On one hand the evince pots to work bs strategi that embraced gay material as a valuable tool for targetg a qualy dience of well-ted, upsle adults lookg for somethg "edgy" to watch. But, Becker also argu that the crease of gay material the public eye creat growg mastream anxiety reactn to the seemgly civil public nversatn about equal rights.
In today's cultural climate where ntroversi rage over issu of gay marriage yet lns of viewers tune weekly to programs like Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, this book offers valuable sight to the plex ndn of Ameri's sexual polics.
GAY TV AND STRAIGHT AMERI
In shows cludg Friends, Sefeld, Party of Five, Homici, Sudnly San, The Commish, Ellen, Will & Grace, and others, gay characters were troduced, referenc to homosexualy beme monplace, and issu of gay and lbian relatnships were explored, often explic Gay TV and Straight Ameri, Ron Becker draws on a wi range of polil and cultural ditors to expla this sudn upsurge of gay material on prime-time work televisn. Brgg together analysis of relevant Supreme Court lgs, media verage of gay rights battl, bat about multiculturalism, ncerns over polil rrectns, and much more, Becker's asssment helps unrstand how and why televised gayns was nstcted by a specific culture of tastemakers durg the one hand the evince pots to work bs strategi that embraced gay material as a valuable tool for targetg a qualy dience of well-ted, upsle adults lookg for somethg "edgy" to watch. But, Becker also argu that the crease of gay material the public eye creat growg mastream anxiety reactn to the seemgly civil public nversatn about equal today's cultural climate where ntroversi rage over issu of gay marriage yet lns of viewers tune weekly to programs like Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, this book offers valuable sight to the plex ndn of Ameri's sexual polics.
“Gay TV and Straight Ameri. In Gay TV and Straight Ameri, Ron Becker draws on a wi range of polil and cultural ditors to expla this sudn upsurge of gay material on prime-time work televisn.
Brgg together analysis of relevant Supreme Court lgs, media verage of gay rights battl, bat about multiculturalism, ncerns over polil rrectns, and much more, Becker’s asssment helps unrstand how and why televised gayns was nstcted by a specific culture of tastemakers durg the one hand the evince pots to work bs strategi that embraced gay material as a valuable tool for targetg a qualy dience of well-ted, upsle adults lookg for somethg “edgy” to watch. But, Becker also argu that the crease of gay material the public eye creat growg mastream anxiety reactn to the seemgly civil public nversatn about equal today’s cultural climate where ntroversi rage over issu of gay marriage yet lns of viewers tune weekly to programs like Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, this book offers valuable sight to the plex ndn of Ameri’s sexual polics.