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Journal Article
The Meaning is in the Messenger
2016
Overview
Rather, such characters were subjects of spectacle and ostracism and never the moral equivalents of their straight counterparts. [...]when openly-gay writer Armistead Maupin launched his \"Tales of the City\" stories in the 1970s and 1980s, first in a San Francisco newspaper and later in a bestselling book series, the collection of personalities that comprised transwoman Anna Madrigal's apartment building on Barbary Lane was groundbreaking. [...]there is New Queer Cinema, the body of film critic B. Ruby Rich first described in 1992, that upended traditional Hollywood stereotypes of LGBTQ characters, allowing them to transgressively redefine not just sexuality and gender identity, but philosophies of love and life as well.
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Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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