photo: M.Sharkey
More here: Queer Kids: A Project. A photo series by M. Sharkey. via Palm Trees & Bare Feet
Category Archives: Youth
Queer Kids: Photos by M. Sharkey
Posted in Art and Artists, Photography, Youth
Tagged Art, Culture, Gay, M. Sharkey, Photography, Queer, Youth
Voice of the Youth: Cute Gay Joey Occupies Wall Street
Joey, 19, is from Brooklyn and is an art student at Pratt. He spoke to the We Are the Youth project about his new hobby: “I’ve been going down to Zuccotti Park at least once a week. My friends and I go there and yell so loud and so much that I’ve been losing my voice a lot. I’m trying to get other people active and not feel apathetic toward it. I’ve been beating myself up a little bit for not going more, but midterms happen…” Don’t beat yourself up, Joey! That’s the job of the riot police. More from Joey here.
Posted in Activism, New York, Photography, Youth
Tagged Activism, Culture, Gay, Gay Youth, New York, Occupy, OWS, Photography, Revolution, Zuccotti Park
WTF? Hot Cops take down Cute Students at Occupy Cal: Slide Show and Mini-Rant
To protect and to serve: noble ideals. Is this what anyone is hoping for when they apply to the police academy? The police are no more elite than the students. Pawns against pawns: the new kings can afford to watch this like a play. The nearby city of Oakland, including its small businesses, takes the bulk of an assault intended for corporations well insulated from the occupations on the streets. For a statement from the Oakland Police Officers Association expressing their frustration with a ridiculous situation, click here. For updates from The Daily Californian, here.
Happy Veterans’ Day and Get Well to injured Occupy Oakland Marine Corps Vet Scott Olsen
In this photo taken Oct. 25, 2011, 24-year-old Iraq War veteran Scott Olsen lays on the ground bleeding from a head wound after being struck by a by a projectile during an Occupy Wall Street protest in Oakland, Calif. (AP Photo/Jay Finneburgh)
A picture is worth…
Posted in Activism, History, Military, Northern California, Photography, Youth
Tagged Culture, Occupy Oakland, Photography, Revolution, Scott Olsen, Sexy, USMC
#OccupyMordor, porque no podemos permitir que haya un anillo único para gobernarnos a todos
Occupy Mordor! “Because One Ring Should Not Be Allowed to Rule Them All.” via Juventud Sin Futura – and friend of this site Guo-Juin Hong.
The Great God Pan? Or…
…just cool film kid Ricky Lee playing around at Rattlesnake Creek in Mendocino County. Rustic!
Posted in Mendocino County, Photography, Youth
Tagged Flute, Gay, Pan, Rattlesnake Creek, Satyr, Twink, Youth
Sights seen at the 2011 “Up Your Alley” Dore Street Fair: Puppy Boys
San Francisco’s K-9 Unit enjoys an afternoon of Puppy Play. Woof! Sunday afternoon at the Up Your Alley / Dore Street Fair. For more hot men and boys from this year, click here. For pics from 2010’s Fair, click here. Photos: Gay Highwaymen
Posted in Human Animals, Leather, Photography, San Francisco, Strange Holidays, Subcultures, Surveillance, Wrestling, Youth
Tagged BDSM, boys, Culture, Dogs, Dore Alley, Fetish, Gay, Gear, Kink, Photography, Puppy Play, San Francisco, Sexy, SOMA, Street Fair, Surveillance, Up Your Alley
On a Mission…surveilling Mormons!
Two Latter Day Saint boys walking in Willits, California. They could be walking to a gym, one to beef up the other to trim down. That would be a good idea. They could be walking to a motel, to check in and fuck each other silly. That would be great! But probably…they are just out to make more Mormons. Everybody needs a hobby. Messing with Jack Mormons is a good one! Surveilling Saints is another. For hunky shirtless Mormon men, visit Mormons Exposed, where you can buy a beefcake calendar called “Men on a Mission.” More soon…
Posted in Mendocino County, Photography, Subcultures, Surveillance, Youth
Tagged Culture, Gay, Jack Mormon, Latter Day Saint, LDS, Mendocino County, Mission, Mormon, Photography, Surveillance, Willits
Cute boys graduating Stanford…
…including this site’s own Aidan Abroad. Congratulations to you and to all your classmates! Pictured here: graduation ceremonies in the departments of Religious Studies and American Studies. Aidan wrote his honors thesis on the response of the Metropolitan Community Church to the AIDS crisis. Photos: Gay Highwaymen.
Posted in Photography, Scholarship, Spirituality, Stanford University, Youth
Tagged American Studies, Gay, Graduation, Photography, Religious Studies, Stanford
