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Print The intermission was already on shaky ground before the pandemic. The convention of the two-act play, interrupted by 15 minutes of recess, was starting to feel like a relic of the theatergoing past. After lockdown, the interval’s days seem numbered. The vaccines appear to be miraculous, but they won’t erase all our qualms about indoor public gatherings. It’s hard to imagine even the most die-hard spectators wanting to spend more time than necessary crowding into lobbies between acts for overpriced wine and snacks or waiting in bathroom lines in unsavory cramped spaces. Broadway, ...

Sexual identities and sexual behaviours don’t always match because sexuality is multidimensional. Many people recognizesexual fluidity, and some even identify as “mostlystraight.” Fewer people know that some men and womenhave same-sex encounters, yet nonetheless perceive themselves as exclusively straight. And these people are not necessarily “closeted” gays, lesbians or bisexuals. When a closeted gay or bisexual man has sex with another man, he views that sex as reflecting his secret identity. He is not open about that identity, likely because he fears discrimination. When a str...

Source: The Conversation – Canada – By Tony Silva, Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of British Columbia Sexual identities and sexual behaviours don’t always match because sexuality is multidimensional. Many people recognizesexual fluidity, and some even identify as “mostlystraight.” Fewer people know that some men and womenhave same-sex encounters, yet nonetheless perceive themselves as exclusively straight. And these people are not necessarily “closeted” gays, lesbians or bisexuals. When a closeted gay or bisexual man has sex with another man, he views that sex as ...

Jackie Nguyen of Cafe’ Ca’ Phe’ coffee shop served up a hot cup of truth after complaints about her “old white men” sticker: “Reverse racism” isn’t really a thing.

Police investigating reported attack on Black man in Pismo Beach KSBY and last updated 2021-04-22 21:05:34-04 The City of Pismo Beach is asking anyone who witnessed an attack on a young Black man earlier this month to contact the police department. City officials say they were made aware of the attack after a "Letter to the Editor" was published in The Tribune on Thursday, April 22. In the letter, a man identified as Ed Atkins of Vallejo says that during a recent visit to Pismo Beach, his daughter's boyfriend was beaten by four white males in what he believes was a racist attack that "seemed ...