HomeAuthor: DAVID BOYCE

Author: DAVID BOYCE

DAVID BOYCE

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The Perils of Place
Special 25th Anniversary Book
Features From Current Issue

Essays

Prison Sex: The Case for Tolerance

While the prevalence of rape may be exaggerated, the threatening and coercive nature of prison itself creates gray areas of consent.

Essays

What’s ‘Un-African’ Is Homophobia

Homosexuals are like poetry. They are hated because they are not understood. Anyone should be able to love and be loved by a member of whichever sex, as long as they are two consenting adults. It should be a fundamental right, a civil right. In this modern era, homophobia in Kenya and other parts of Africa is reminiscent of racism in Jim Crow America and Apartheid in South Africa.

Essays

Next Frontier: Employment Equality

The Supreme Court will hear three cases to settle whether Title VII safeguards LGBT people from workplace discrimination, with decisions likely next June.

Essays

Lorca in Vermont: The Untold Story

Lorca’s intimate relationship with Philip Cummings—and the poems it inspired—was overlooked for fifty years. This omission was not an accident.
Blog
1. November 5, 2019 A Turandot That Strips Away the Excess
2. October 10, 2019 This Guy Was Straight?
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