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In article <BvMuAK.8IB@mentor.cc.purdue.edu>, @symphony.cc.purdue.edu (null pointer) writes:
> In article <1992Oct4.222126.1652@lmpsbbs.comm.mot.com> smith@comm.mot.com (Jeff Smith) writes:
>>In article <1992Oct2.231529.19730@yang.earlham.edu>, loris@yang.earlham.edu writes:
>>|> what i need is your input on good 
>>|> lesbigay artists or songs that deal with queer issues.
> 
>>[very good point about the nature of the above concept deleted]
> 
> 
>>That said, Coil might be a good band to look into...
> 
> If I am correct in my assumption that such a radio program
> would not be free of a certain unnamed political agenda,
> I must disagree with the inclusion of Coil for use on this
> program.
> 
> Coil are, indeed, a fine band, and homosexual as well.
> However, Coil tend towards the anti-women pole of
> male homosexuality.  I have no problem with this, but
> loris@yang.earlham.edu, on the other hand, may.
> 
lori says:
thanks for the input.  more than likely, i will play coil, even if it is 
anti-women.  i want my show to be exclusively inclusive, i guess.  i'd 
like to limit it to queer artists (or straight queer positive artists) but 
i would like to play a broad array of queer music, ranging from tracy 
chapman to k.d. lang to liberace to Tchaicovsky (gawd my spelling sucks)
 

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"What if food and sex traded places?  What I mean is, what if we had to do 
it three times a day to survive, and food was something very intimate and 
pleasurable and you only ate with someone you really trusted, and you 
didn't need it to survive (though of course some would argue that fact).
So the morning fuck would be the most important one of the day.  If you 
left the house on an empty cunt, you'd be sluggish, you wouldn't be able 
to concentrate, etc. etc.  Lunch time- well, instead of restaurants, 
there'd have to be little rooms for 'eating in' if you catch my drift.  
And for the evening meal, I guess most people would just go home.  I 
haven't worked it all out yet, but it does have interesting possibilities."
					- Leslea Newman 
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> And I like to think they're just "pro-male." 
> 
> Matthew Neill Sharp
> matthew@mentor.cc.purdue.edu   mr(NULL POINTER)