The secret coded languages of gay cultures globally form the foundation of a larger conversation about language as a tool for community construction, the difficult questions of appropriation and exchange via language, and the thorny questions of language at the intersection of race and culture.

The secret coded languages of gay cultures globally form the foundation of a larger conversation about language as a tool for community construction, the difficult questions of appropriation and exchange via language, and the thorny questions of language at the intersection of race and culture.

The secret coded languages of gay cultures globally form the foundation of a larger conversation about language as a tool for community construction, the difficult questions of appropriation and exchange via language, and the thorny questions of language at the intersection of race and culture.

The secret coded languages of gay cultures globally form the foundation of a larger conversation about language as a tool for community construction, the difficult questions of appropriation and exchange via language, and the thorny questions of language at the intersection of race and culture.

This week, we discuss a British documentary that explores the world of human pups and pup play. We also talk about how gayness informs our kinkiness, whether XTube is still cool, and why you gotta be kink-positive.

This week, we discuss a British documentary that explores the world of human pups and pup play. We also talk about how gayness informs our kinkiness, whether XTube is still cool, and why you gotta be kink-positive.

This week, we discuss a British documentary that explores the world of human pups and pup play. We also talk about how gayness informs our kinkiness, whether XTube is still cool, and why you gotta be kink-positive.

This week, we discuss a British documentary that explores the world of human pups and pup play. We also talk about how gayness informs our kinkiness, whether XTube is still cool, and why you gotta be kink-positive.

This week, we discuss a British documentary that explores the world of human pups and pup play. We also talk about how gayness informs our kinkiness, whether XTube is still cool, and why you gotta be kink-positive.

This week, we tackle gay stereotypes... and wrestle them to the ground. We address a new study that finds that bears suffer more low self-esteem than their non-bear counterparts, and we dig into how a study that connects childhood poverty to adult economic hardship confronts stereotypes about LGBT wealth.