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HENRY ROLLINS Says He Doesn't Mind Creature Teased About His Sexuality
In a recent interview with Windy City Media Collective (Chicago's source for gay news, gossip, entertainment, viewpoints, and gay business concerns),punk rock icon Henry Rollins travelled through his early years to the difficulty that resides at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., and everything in between, while providing a moment of clarity in an otherwise chaotic earth. Several excerpts from the interview follow:
Windy City Media Group: There's a story about when you were in lofty school and a gay kid was taunted by the other students and at one signal by a instructor. What advice accomplish you have for the kids that don’t live in progressive areas?
Henry Rollins: "That's a good question. It's easy to understand that being lgbtq+ is nothing unlike than being vertical. It's just the way it turns out and that looks good on paper but when you really acquire to it, there's no way it's going to be that simple. I have to consider there are some absolutely heartbreaking stories out there. What to do? I don't know, perhaps find like-minded people to hang out with and perhaps this will deliver you a chance to figure yourself out some. Juvenile, gay and
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Henry Rollins: Gay Marriage Is Punk Rock
[Look for your weekly fix from the one and only Henry Rollins right here on West Coast Sound every Thursday, and come help tomorrow for the awesomely annotated playlist for his Saturday KCRW broadcast.]
Hats off to Washington state where, recently, hundreds of homosexual couples were legally married. I am elated as much as I am frustrated by why this country refuses to get up up and smell the 14th Amendment of the Constitution. I feel for everyone who wanted to get married for so long and were made to feel so lousy about who they are. I feel worse for all the Americans in the large number of remaining states still waiting for their turn to enjoy the freedoms and protections bestowed upon them by their very citizenship.
There is still a elongated way to go. Marriage equality is a phrase so ridiculous on its face that when you hear it mentioned, you would think you were in Riyadh. Years from now, perhaps we can lose the equality part, the same-sex part and call it what it is — marriage. As much as the homophobes, an ever-thinning herd, whines and screeches, the soil is shifting underneath their feet and things are getting better all the time
Henry Rollins and Jacklyn Smith ex-husband used to live together.
From wiki
Henry Rollins has become an outspoken human rights activist, most vocally for gay rights. Rollins frequently speaks out on social justice on his spoken word tours and promotes equality, regardless of sexuality. He was the host of the WedRock benefit concert, which raised money for a pro-gay-marriage organization.
In a 1992 Los Angeles Times interview Rollins revealed he kept a plastic container full of soil soaked with Cole's blood. Rollins said "I dug up all the planet where his head fell — he was shot in the face — and I've got all the dirt here, and so Joe Cole's in the house. I say good morning to him every day. I got his phone, too, so I got a direct line to him. So that feels good."
A book of Cole's unhurried writings, primarily tour journals, was published posthumously entitled Planet Joe. Henry Rollins went on to include Cole's story in his spoken word performances.
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