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Homosexuality
Homosexuality was long thought to be a psychiatric disorder, the result of overbearing mothers and distant fathers. We now know better. Homosexuality, which is common in the animal kingdom, is the product of genetic factors and prenatal conditions. Still, it presents a fascinating darwinian mystery. Since gays don't reproduce—at least, not nearly at the rate heterosexuals do—why has natural selection not bred homosexuality out of the population?
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The Latest on Homosexuality
How does the "gay gene" survive over the generations?
by Christopher Ryan
Biological sex-determination is more complicated than it seems
by Christopher Badcock, Ph.D.
O, N-Word, Where is Thy Sting?
by Steve Livingston
Gay? – Well, then, you’re going to jail…
by Michael J. Formica
Starting a conversation can open the door~
by Irene S. Levine, Ph.D.
Should teachers ask their students to learn about controversial topics?
by Elizabeth Meyer, Ph.D.
President Obama is the herald of dignitarian politics.
by Robert Fuller, Ph.D.
Gay Sex Outside the Western World
by Stephen Mason, Ph.D.
Sex is rampant - let's stamp it out!
by Stanton Peele
That is what boys do Angie. They peep.
by Nathan Heflick
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The Sexual Continuum
Discussing all things related to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) health and development: from the biology of sexual orientation to talking to your family about sexuality to the pros and cons of the Internet in our romantic lives.By Dr. Brian Mustanski
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