Sentence examples for hemophile from inspiring English sources
In other words, this is a romance not just between a male and a male but between a human being and an animal — a situation that, needless to say, would have no place in the modern, normalizing homophile plot.
"There are many homophiles who, like me, find the homophile married life so much more preferable, ethically superior, enjoyable, exciting, less responsibility-ridden," he wrote in his wry essay.
The article was headlined "LET'S PUSH HOMOPHILE MARRIAGE".
Still, the advances made since the days of Randy Lloyd's "homophile marriage" provocation have been remarkable, even thrilling.
The music of that year co-existed with the move towards greater social freedom, whether in the liberalising legislation of the UK's Labour government or the various US liberation movements, civil rights groups like the SNCC and the SCLC, the National Organisation of Women, homophile groups like the Daughters of Bilitis, Vanguard or the Mattachine Society.
Leitsch used to collect mentions of the "homophile movement," a term that preceded the modern gay-rights vocabulary.
Mr. Rodwell placed a "Gay is Good" sticker in the window under a sign that read, "A bookshop for the homophile movement".
"The truth is, many of us married homophiles regard our way of life as much, much superior and, as a consequence, mainly stick to ourselves and look down our noses at the trouble-causing, time-wasting, money-scattering, frantically promiscuous, bar-cruising, tearoom peeping, street crotch-watching, bathhouse-towel-twitching, and movie house-nervous-knee single set".
While the university was among the first to have such a group (founded in 1969), the Rutgers Homophile League is not "the second such student group in the nation".
Rutgers has a long history of inclusiveness; when the Rutgers Homophile League was founded in 1969, for example, it was among the first such student groups in the nation.
