Stereotypes

Yellow Peril Supports Black Power

There's this photo that's been circulating online which shows Asian men holding up a sign that reads, "YELLOW PERIL SUPPORTS BLACK POWER." The photo was taken in 1969 during a rally in Oakland supporting Huey Newton.
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Gays And Lesbians Need 'Educational Porn'

We live in a sex-obsessed culture—a straight sex-obsessed culture, that is. Without many examples of LGBT sex, many newly out queer people struggle with insecurities about their bedroom performance. Our panel of gay sexperts—and novices—weighs in.
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Why This Gay Man Was Afraid Of Gay Sex

Rick Clemons joins HuffPost Live and talks with Ahmed about why he was originally afraid of gay sex.
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US Myths of Latin America Often Ignorant, Inaccurate

Many objected when Secretary of State John Kerry referred to Latin America as "the backyard" of the United States last April. While his statement may have been intended as an innocuous comment on geography, the implications of his words represent an all too common attitude about our Southerly neighbors.
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Hangover Star Talks Openly About His "Tiny Penis"

One thing that left me feeling queasy after the movie was Ken Jeong's character, Mr. Chow. I hated the generic Engrish accent. And the character's queeny affectation left me cold, coming across more prissy than funny.
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