"A minority group has 'arrived' only when it has the right to produce some fools and scoundrels without the entire group paying for it." ~Carl T. Rowan
The usually evenhanded online magazine Salon has taken the low road with a column title that is both rather misleading as to contents as well as being (unintentionally we presume) biphobic.

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( gay.com explains it all to us )

( and we say the actual question is - is Musto for real? Click Here, read article, be outraged, write letters to Village Voice and GLAAD - you all know the drill )

and appears to have just grouped together (among others) bisexual people, androgynous people, devil worshippers and people who like cats . . . characterizing all as "folk defined by 'odd' sexual practices"

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AND THEN E! Online's popular gossip columnist Ted Casablanca goes on to call GLAAD (the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) "McCarthy-like"!!!!!

AND THEN he proceeds to further pout, whine and stamps his feet (metaphorically speaking) about how mean and unfair it is that people somehow OBJECTED to being made the (*ahem*) But, of his ( Read more... )

Yes once again some more people have decided it would be just SO totally FUNNY to take a vote to figure out if Bisexual people actually exist!

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The following "Letter to the Editor" was published in a Broward County/Palm Beach Florida newspaper called NewTimes, in which someone wrote a letter saying: They're the worst liars of all:

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Once again a self-proclaimed "expert" has pronounced that bi men dont exist.  Woody Miller of the Washington Blade is the latest.  Quote:  "Most people think we fall into three categories: gay, straight or lying. In all probability, your friend is the third of the three."

See full article here:  http://www.washblade.com/2006/10-0/eclipsemag/need ( Read more... )

The extremely un-fabulous Luke Foster, in VUE Weekly, wrote the following in Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about being gay (but were too damned fabulous to ask):My take on bisexuality is quite simple. In my opinion, it doesn’t exist . . . . Bisexuality, to me, is more of a prolonged experimentation period . . . at the end, if you’re in a ( Read more... )

There is an article by Laura Weinstock called Lame-duck Lesbians? in the latest Advocate [April 25, 2006] complaining that there is too much bisexuality on The L-Word.
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