Hot young Korean soldiers training in the snow. Cool! Click here for video.
Category Archives: Military
Sub-zero half-naked cool playful snowy Korean Soldiers are Hot!
Christ! St. Sebastian, Soldiers, Athletes, a Cowboy and a Hustler.
View of a corner of the archives…
Posted in Art and Artists, Collecting, iPhone, Leather, Military, Photography, Sports
Tagged Art, Collecting, Culture, Gay, Homoerotic, iPhone, Masculine, Photography
More sweet early 20th Century Sailor Boys
In a corner of the library…
Posted in Collecting, iPhone, Military, Photography, Youth
Tagged Art, Collecting, Homoerotic, iPhone, Photography, Sailor, US Navy
Watch Out…Tintin’s got a Whip!
Who’s on Top? The dynamic here could take any number of turns. Is turnabout fair play? Who’s wearing stripes under his sweater? Leave it to European kids’ books. And now Tintin is in American movies. Well…thank You, Sir!
Collectible Propaganda: War is Peace
Posted in Collecting, iPhone, Military, Photography, SCANDAL: Politics, Crime, Revolution and More., Signage
Tagged Antique, Collecting, Poster, Propaganda
Mystery SF Sheriff eats Jambalaya!
Posted in iPhone, Military, Photography, San Francisco
Tagged Food, iPhone, Men in Uniform, Photography
Sweet-looking old time Sailor Boys!
A wonderful bit of visual history from times past seen on the wall of a small NorCal shipping company. Ahoy, Boys!
Posted in iPhone, Mendocino County, Military, Photography
Tagged iPhone, Photography, Sailors
UC Davis Professor calls out Chancellor: Police Brutality Is Your Fault. Resign Now!
Nathan Brown, Faculty in Critical Theory, UC Davis
In an open letter to University of California Davis Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi, Assistant Professor Nathan Brown challenged her to take responsibility for the tear-gassing of peaceful, seated protestors.
Brown wrote: “You are responsible for it because this is what happens when UC Chancellors order police onto our campuses to disperse peaceful protesters through the use of force: students get hurt. Faculty get hurt.”
Among the injured were Professor Robert Hass, former Poet Laureate of the United States. For the full text of Dr. Brown’s letter, click here. For a slideshow of the Cal Occupation, here. And for another take on the police pepper-spraying students at Davis, here. Note the sea of camera-phones. The revolution will not be televised, but it may well be webcast.
Posted in Activism, Berkeley, Internet, Military, Northern California, Photography, Scholarship, Surveillance
Tagged Cal, Chancellor, Critical Theory, Headlines, History, Linda P.B. Katehi, Nathan Brown, Occupy, Photography, Poetry, Robert Haas, Surveillance, UC Davis
Meantime, in Egypt…
A wounded protester is rushed to a field hospital near Tahrir Square during clashes with Egyptian riot police in Cairo, on November 20, 2011. (Reuters/Amr Abdallah Dalsh)
The people want a civilian government. The military? Not so much. Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss? From the campuses of the University of California to the streets of Cairo, 2011 has been a year of teargas and blood. And the beat goes on. More photos from Tahrir Square here.
The Cop and the Homeboy: Hector Silva Photography
Los Angeles area artist Hector Silva is best known for his meticulous, realistic pencil drawings. Favorite subjects include homoeroticism among Southland Latino homeboy cultures. Here, he turns his quirky eye on an interchange between a lawman and a smoking civilian. For our dinner with Hector, click here.
Posted in Art and Artists, Hector Silva, Los Angeles, Military, Photography, Subcultures
Tagged Hector Silva, Homeboy Art, Homoerotic, LAPD, Photography
The Gay Highwaymen 