Ben Trott (Duke): A Spinozist Sort of Solidarity: From Homo-Nationalism to Queer Internationalism. James E. Parco (Colorado College): Don't Ask, Don't Tell: Evolution and Demise. Michael Boucai (SUNY Buffalo): Glorious Precedents: When Gay Marriage was Radical. Tara Helfman (Syracuse): U.S. v. Windsor and the Judicial Politics of the Roberts Court. Zachary Robert Herz (Columbia): Price's Progress: Sex Stereotyping and Its Potential for Antidiscrimination Law. Anna Storti (Maryland): (Re)Conceptualizing the Normative: A Glimpse into the Radical Potential and Ultimate Failure of Queer Politics. An interview with Ryan Conrad, editor of Against Equality: Queer Revolution, Not Mere Inclusion. Rich Juzwiak on Sam Smith's fucked-up gay conservatism. From the new Encyclopedia of Political Thought, here are the entries on Queer Theory and LGBT Politics by C. Heike Schotten. Jacob W. Glazier (West Georgia): Only A Trickster Can Save Us: Hypercommandeering Queer Identity Positions. Larry Van Meter (Arkansas): Homophobia and Homoeroticism the John Wayne Way. Does gay male culture have a misogyny problem? Eric Sasson investigates. Are gay men entitled to be proud? Alexios Arvanitis wonders. Festivalizing sexuality: Jodie Taylor on discourses of “pride”, counter-discourses of shame. Samantha Allen on how San Francisco's gay culture is dying. The introduction to There Goes the Gayborhood? by Amin Ghaziani (and more).
