Invisible Men: Why It Matters That There Are No Black Male Couples on TV

South Africa Standard Time — Monday, October 01, 2012

Invisible Men: Why It Matters That There Are No Black Male Couples on TV: True, cable channels have featured gay African-American males in and out of stable relationships. The unforgettable and violent Omar Little on HBO's The Wire was gay in an extremely homophobic milieu but he wasn't celibate: he had three partners over ...

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Invisible Men: Why It Matters That There Are No Black Male Couples on TV

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