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HOWL for Mad Geniuses Destroyed by Madness, Dope, and Biker C@#k: A White Tower Review (NSFW)

21 Friday Jun 2019

Posted by Joshua Ryan "Jammer" Smith in Bisexuality, History, Literature, Poetry, Sexuality, Writing

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Watching Harry Potter get fucked in the ass was when I officially knew that my childhood was over. 

Kill Your Darlings is a beautiful movie about Allen Ginsberg as a young man, finding himself, his sexuality, and his creative voice while attending college and meeting the group that would become the Beat writers who would usher in a new age of American writers and voices before they all collectively began to implode.  Daniel Radcliffe plays Ginsbergallen-ginsberg-de-chavillo-e1507317306590, and near the end of the film the reader gets to watch him go to a Jazz bar, pick up a gorgeous hot blonde stud, take him back to a hotel room, and then get fucked in the ass.  I had grown up alongside Radcliffe because I was eleven years old when the Harry Potter books came out, and I watched the films and read the books at the same time he was growing up.  Harry Potter mattered so much to me because I was able to see another young man dealing with growing up and dealing with the pain in the ass(*snort*) of puberty at the same time as me.  And so watching a man I had grown up with gasp and sigh as another grown man pumped his cock into him was a moment of serious reflection.Daniel-Radcliffe-naked-in-a-gay-sex-scene-with-Olen-Holm-from-Kill-Your-Darlings-8

It was also a chance too to recognize a newly formed homoerotic fixation with the man, but that’s a conversation for Tumblr…Or at least it used to be.

Before Luke Goebel walked into the desert with his dog Jewly and disappeared from my life completely he managed to teach me a lot.  I can’t remember much of it, the man always seemed to either be communicating in a series of unintelligible grunts or else bardic YAWPS that seemed echo down the halls of the academic institution he taught for.  But in the few small moments when he would speak at a readable pitch he often spoke about the works of other writers and their work, one of them being Allen Ginsberg.  On one day, in particular, he stopped class to pull up Ginsberg reading America, and as the man spoke he would pause bringing attention to cultural references and economic philosophies that were supposed to be contained underneath the strange declarations the man was speaking.9780872860179

HOWL, was something else entirely.

To be honest, I can’t even remember all the finer detailed points of the lecture, I just remember Luke barking the word Moloch over and over again.  But somewhere in all of that the poem just hit me and sunk a hook into my brain.  I could feel the power of the words, even if they didn’t all make sense.  And because it’s me, I suspect the fact that Ginsberg was gay there was something beautifully queer in the poem that inspired what T.S. Eliot refers to as the “mermaid songs” or what Alison Bechdel describes as a “siren song.” 

That’s just my way of saying I knew or felt there was something gay in the poem and so I was drawn to it.

HOWL, much like Fahrenheit 451 or To Kill a Mockingbird, seems to embody the idea of Banned Books because shortly after it was published copies of the books were seized as they were sent over by the London publisher, the owner2013-06-25-proofimage9 of City Light books a man by the name of Shigeyoshi “Shig” Murao was arrested for selling the book to undercover policemen, and a major trial took place which has been immortalized largely because of now iconic line “I don’t know how to define what pornography is, but I know it when I see it.”  HOWL was eventually cleared of such charges but to this day few teachers possess the audacity to actually tackle teaching the poem.

Describing the dramatic situation of HOWL, or what the poem is about, is difficult because it’s not a narrative in the traditional sense.  Simply put, the poem is written mostly in a kind of free verse akin to Walt Whitman, and it’s mostly Ginsberg telling his reader about a series of disjointed scenarios that he’s seen over the course of his life.  Each of these scenarios deals with people who have, in some form or capacity, had their will broken by the conformist society which dominated America at the time of the writing.

He begins with what is still one of the most memorable opening lines in literature:

I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked,allen_ginsberg_fbi

dragging themselves through the negro streets at dawn looking for an angry fix,

angelheaded hipsters burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night,

who poverty and tatters and hollow-eyed and high sat up smoking in the supernatural darkness of cold-water flats floating across the tops of cities contemplating jazz,

who bared their brains to Heaven under the El and saw Mohammedan angels staggering on tenement roofs illuminated,

who passed through universities with radiant cool eyes hallucinating Arkansas and Blake-light tragedy among the scholars of war,amanda-seyfried-does-dick-bong

who were expelled from the academies for crazy & publishing obscene odes on the windows of the skull,

who cowered in unshaven rooms in underwear, burning their money in wastebaskets and listening to the Terror through the wall (9-10).

I suspect part of life is watching the mad geniuses of youth slowly die off, or at least surrender their wills to the necessary conformity of life.  Part of the initial appeal of HOWL for me was the sense of truth the poem had.  It felt real.  The first time I read the poem was in college and I was surrounded by the idealism that comes with being in that space.  My life at the time was reading books, having ideas about said books, and dreaming of the incredible feeling of destiny my life had.  I was going to be a teacher, and a writer, and so were all of my friends.  There were a great many writers in theAllen_Ginsberg English program at UT Tyler, or editors, or in far too many instances education majors who just needed a major.  This last group didn’t phase me because the people I spent the most time with were writers and damned good ones at that.  A few of them were, in my estimation, some of the greatest writers of this next generation.  Which is why, after college, and even to some extent during that time, I recognized the painful fact that not everyone was so committed to my mad-cap feeling of destiny.  People began to graduate, people stopped writing, people stopped reading, and I was left, seemingly, the only one still buying into the hype.

I watched so many talented people leave college and abandon their craft.  What I didn’t see, however, was that many people still managed to find happiness, but at the time I couldn’t see that.  To me, I had watched the “best minds of my generation destroyed by madness.”

Conformity is, by itself, not a vice in any true sense.  It’s only ever something malevolent when it’s used against another human being.  As I’ve grown, and seen so many of my friends flourish in their new professions my original idealism has softened significantly.  It doesn’t matter if a poet sells insurance if he’s happy and living a life of his own choosing, and likewise, it doesn’t matter if a novelist is pursuing a degree in nursing instead of pursuing her Ph.D.  The purpose of HOWL was not simply to call to attention to the woes of artists anamerican-exceptionalismd philosophers, it was designed more to address the conflict of the human spirit.

The 1950s is often heralded as a time of simplicity, prosperity, and greatness in terms of American ideals.  It’s a time that is far often romanticized by the people who lived during that time, or more accurately, the middle class to rich white people of that time.  Beneath the veneer of American prosperity however, there was a real conflict because if you were not privileged and white life could be horrifying and crushing.  It was a period marked by its racial bigotry towards African Americans and Hispanic Americans.  Women lived lives of quiet desperation for something more.  Homosexuality was considered a vice, often equated with pederasty, and could even land someone in a mental institution where they could be tortured or even lobotomized.  On top of all of this, there was also the Anti-Communist scare run largely by Senator Joseph McCarthy which ruined the lives and careers of countless Americans.  This is not to say that the whole of the 1950s was an endless period of suffering, there were plenty of people legitimately concerned about all of these atrocities, but what cannot be denied was that, leading up to the publication of HOWL, the United States was a nation dominated by the need to confirm.  Those who did not, tended to suffer.

The history of the poem was important to me, but as I recently read it again for I believe the seventh or eighth time I really dug into the fact that HOWL is really gay.

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One of my favorite passages, and also the passage that tends to be the most quoted by prudent observers and censors, just lays Ginsberg’s desire bare and stands as one of the first truly open demonstrations of same-sex desire in American Literature:

who howled on their knees in the subway and were dragged off the roof waving genitals and manuscripts,Tom-of-Finland-artwork-5-865x577

who let themselves be fucked in the ass by saintly motorcyclists, and screamed with joy,

who blew and were blown by those human seraphim, the sailors, caresses of Atlantic and Caribbean love,

who balled in the morning in the evenings in rosegardens and the grass of public parks and cemeteries scattering their semen freely to whomever come who may,

who hiccuped endlessly trying to giggle but wound up with a sob behind a partition in a Turkish Bath when the blond & naked angel came to pierce them with a sword,

who lost their loveboys to the three old shrews of fate the one eyed shrew of the heterosexual dollar the one eyed shrew that winks out of the womb and the one53 Leather guys by Tom of Finlandeyed shrew that does nothing but sit on her ass and snip the intellectual golden threads of the craftsman’s loom,

who copulated ecstatic and insatiate with a bottle of beer a sweetheart a package of cigarettes a candle and fell off the bed, and continued along the floor and down the hall and ended fainting on the wall with a vision of ultimate cunt and come eluding the last gyzym of consciousness,

who sweetened the snatches of a million girls trembling in the sunset, and were red eyed in the morning but prepared to sweeten the snatch of the sunrise, flashing buttocks under barns and naked in the lake, (13-14)

I really wish I could remember the first time I read this line because it was one of the first times I’d ever heard a writer frankly describe anal sex between men.  “GettingÉdouard-Henri_Avril_anal_sex_detailfucked in the ass” is an expression I’d hear in comedies or dramas, but no writer before had ever described it as something enjoyable, or beautiful, or even as a facet of identity. Yet here was Ginsberg talking about men who found other men sexually attractive and fucking each other in the ass and he wasn’t using it to be shocking, or at least only shocking, it was a simple statement of identity.

And the reader may immediately interrupt and ask so what?  Who cares that Ginsberg talked about guys fucking, we’re living in a period where you can google “guys fuck” and get literally millions of images, videos, and short stories, and novels, and even now major films about just that topic.  There’s nothing revolutionary about talking about men having sexGay-Guys-Pahing-On-The-Fence with each other. 

My response to my contester is, yes there’s nothing revolutionary about that sentence by today’s standards.  In this age when homoeroticism between men is not something shocking, but simply part of culture and society, and when there are literally millions of images and videos of men having sex available for free on the internet, this statement is just that, a statement.  It’s hard to be inspired by something that is now seemingly everywhere.  But  I’d ask my contester to consider what I’ve said already about conformity.

In Douglas Sadownick’s book Sex Between Men he discusses the complexities of eroticism between men, and how men have thought of sex with other men during the latter half of the twentieth century.  Focusing on the 1950s he observes very simply what acknowledgment could mean for men:

Keith Haring Penis ArtGays were so oppressed that they dared not acknowledge the oppression.  To admit to self-hatred was to be overwhelmed by it.  To admit to dick-lust was to be a slave to it. If they had sex, they felt “loose.”  If they didn’t have sex, they felt “uptight.”  (70).

As for Ginsberg himself, sexuality was not always an easy path to tread.  For while he established a cultural and sexual foundation for acknowledgment of desire, he often floundered as Sadownick puts it:

Throughout the 1950s, Ginsberg became a nerdy gay, Athropos, a Primal  Gay Man who was also a Primal Doormat for the straight male god.  With the mixing and matching of drugs, sex, cosmic thinking, and homo eros, he both foreshadowed the ‘60s and conjured them.  Of course, the time —the straight Stanley Kowalski-football types for whom he fell—didn’t allow him easy revelry He was not always fulfilled.  “If you want to know my true nature,” he wrote to Kerouac, “I am at the moment one of those people who goes around showing his cock to juvenile delinquents.”  (71).420089507100d0939e292c100da10545--gay-men-sailors

Where do I fall into HOWL, and why bother writing about it.  Poetry, for me, is powerful not only when artists are able to play with the form and establish new tricks for future writers, it’s powerful when even after a hundred years, or a thousand, or even just 62 years the reader is able to say while they’re reading it, “Yeah, that feels right.”  I remarked to a friend over coffee the other day, in one of my more pathetic-poetic insights that I’m a “cocksucker who can’t suck cock.”  The major reason is marriage which I don’t regret for one minute, my wife has made me the man I am today, but beneath this sentiment was the far more important realization that I often feel contained.

I am not a fairy by any means.  I don’t know the different types of fabrics, I don’t know the different types of furniture, and I never watch Ru-Pauls Drag Race, but I have, in the last few months begun to call myself more and more a “queen.”  I’m finding myself more limp-limp-wristed when I talk, I always leave the house wearing my rainbow button, and Jammer 2I’ve taken the initiative to wear my rainbow glasses to work as often as I can.  These are small demonstrations that are fun and satisfying because they feel like I’m being myself rather than just being what I think I “need to be” to be ignored and left alone.  I’m recognizing, however, that as I age I spend far too much time wondering how “out” that I’m “allowed” to be.  Part of this is just the nature of work; until I get hired by the Museum of Sexuality I have to be professional and wear a shirt and dress pants to work instead of glitter, tassels, and man-panties.  But another part of it is living in East Texas for most of my life I have always felt hostility to anything, let’s call it fabulous. 

My hometown is not an accommodating atmosphere for queer people, or at least my caliber of queer.

And so I find myself feeling always like I am confirming, being something else, being someone else, while my true self is howling away in my heart, desperate to be himself. Gay Parade And so reading HOWL again, I felt myself aware that I might even though I am living in a time where Queer men can be themselves, and live their sexuality without too much fear of social reprisal, I have lived a life defined by conformity denying my erotic truth.  And I hate it.

Reading HOWL isn’t an opportunity though to be quashed by regrets.  I have sat on my queerness often but writing more and more, and discussing it more and more with my friends, I’m ready to fight back.  Or at least, I’m ready to own me and be me.  The conformity which has often defined my existence is something that can’t be undone, but it doesn’t have to define the narrative.  Nor does it have to define the reader’s narrative.

Pride 2018 4Every year, once a year, I let Allen Ginsburg fuck me in the ass with his words.  And every year, once a year, I think about how far I’ve come.  I’m no longer a closet-case terrified about the fact that I jerk off to pictures of men on the internet.  Now I’m sort of person who brings a stuffed llama to Pride Parades and smiles at work when people compliment my rainbow glasses.

And returning briefly to Daniel Radcliffe.  My wife makes fun of me for my crush on the man, but in my defense I think it’s a sign of maturity to finally acknowledge that, during puberty, I might have entertained a small fantasy in which both of us found ourselves in the “Room of Requirement” with a bed, a hot tub, and a pack of Trojans might have been just what we needed at that exact moment. 

Childhood might be a long period of fantasy, but adulthood is at least acknowledging the fantasy was rooted at least somewhat in reality.

Daniel Radcliffe

 

*Writer’s Note*

All quotes cited from HOWL were provided by the hardback Pocket Poet Series 40th Anniversary Edition.  If the reader would like to read the entirety of the poem I have also provided a link to Poetry Foundation’s website below where the poem can be found and read:

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/49303/howl

I’ve included below a link to Allen Ginsberg reading HOWL in case the reader would care to listen to the man himself deliver his own poem.  In my experience poets tend to be shitty readers, they always sound brain-dead or emotionless, but Ginsberg deserves your attention if only for ten minutes.  There is no poem so incredible as HOWL.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkNp56UZax4

 

**Writer’s Note**

I’ve included a few links to articles below that are about Howl and it’s influence.  Please enjoy:

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/life_and_art/2010/09/how_howl_changed_the_world.html

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2006/11/21/midmorning2

This week in history: “Howl” has literary merit, not obscene

https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/analysis/allen-ginsberg-s-poem-howl-at-60-the-beat-goes-on-1-8210967

And here, of course, is Ginsberg himself reading his poem.  Enjoy:

 

***Writer’s Note***

Just for the final Record, and I want this to be clear, Daniel Radcliffe is a very fine actor and a constant source of personal inspiration for making your life what it is.  And I just wanted, before I became even more of a self-parody to my reader, to explain carefully that I am not erotically obsessed with the man.  If I was going to get involved with anybody from the Harry Potter films, it would obviously be Matthew Lewis…unless they both had a free weekend, and one of them suggested we spend it at one of their beach houses.  And maybe when we got there someone would suggest skinny dipping, and by that point everybody would be super drunk, and as the moonlight shined off of our bodies and we all felt the sheer sensual grace of the moment one thing might lead to another and three of us might…might…

Daniel Radcliffe Sexy
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Oh, excuse me, I was somewhere else.

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My god, I’m such a ridiculous queen.

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Hard Candy Histories, Sticky Sweet Sentiments

30 Friday Mar 2018

Posted by Joshua Ryan "Jammer" Smith in Academic Books, Art, Bisexuality, History, Masculinity Studies, Sexuality, Still Life

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There’s Plenty of Love in THIS Foxhole: Gay Men and a World at War

07 Monday Sep 2015

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It’s not an understatement that Americans have a Hitler fetish, in every sense of the term.  It’s not simply the quasi-erotic fixation that the history and military channels have for him however that is at times so troubling, it’s the larger way in which his works now seem like a perverse calling card for politicians, activists, and any legal clerk who thinks refusing people legal services is a violation of her civil liberties.  Hitler dominates our cultural consciousness, more often than not for worse in our heads, and as a culture it’s becoming difficult to bridge the topic of Hitler and World War II sanely.  This development may be due to the fact that the narratives of World War II are typically romantic.  Winston Churchill with a cigar tucked into his lip calling for strength from a pile of rubble while his country holds itself together, great men like General Patton (Ole Blood and Guts) and Eisenhower leading the troops to victory, the serendipity of the invasion of Normandy on the sixth of June 1944, the liberation of concentration camps and the foiling of the tumblr_ly65igdSvU1r7f7xbo1_500so-called “Final solution,” Hitler’s great mistake of attempting to invade Russia, and the scores of homosexual activity that took place between soldiers.

Wait.  What was that last part?

The word scores may imply more than actually took place, but the fact that this may be the reader’s first actual reading of any homosexual activity taking place during the Second World War speaks volumes about the stories of World War II that fixates out society’s attention.  This is due largely for the fact that many people either don’t want to acknowledge this story, or else have been too afraid until this time to do so.  Let me not paint myself as a hero though, for my knowledge of gay soldiers during this time period is fairly recent.  Alan Berube has written a book entitled Coming Out Under Fire: The History of Gay Men and Women in World War Two.  Normally that would be a lead-in to the review, but I admit to my great shame I have not gotten a chance to sit down and actually read this piece.  Grad-school being what it is, I probably won’t get a chance until late December.

Let the reader tuck that title away for now with an understanding that I will get to the book 418xpjx3PHL._SX324_BO1,204,203,200_eventually.  My resources come from two other books one of which will probably confirm some bias you possess of the writer.  I picked up Sex Between Men by Douglas
Sadownick in the LGBTQ studies section of the Half Priced Books Store in Dallas.  I’d just finished a semester of studying Queer theory and so anything involving sexuality was still buzzing around in my head.  My father, to his credit, only shook his head.  Sadownick’s book is about what a casual observer may expect: an extensive study of sexual intercourse between men.  But before the reader believes the book is nothing but anal and blowjobs I should qualify.  While the book does concern how men engaged in sex over the last half-century, the focus of the book is to analyze how gay men approached sex, what they thought of themselves for having it, and how the sexual act between men has shaped into a new identity over time.  It’s an effort to understand the sex that happens between men, and how it has helped change the public perception of homosexuality.

After the introduction (aptly named Foreplay), Sadownick begins with World War II:

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It is strange to think that it took the American Military to stage a national coming out experience for gay men.  Imagine: the crowning achievement of the United states Government, the proud moment that made the world safe for democracy, the mobilization that ended the Great Depression, the liberation of the concentration camps, the emergence of the military-industrial complex of the post-war years—all this provided the conditions for more gay sex than Christian culture had ever seen. (24).

Such a description of the Second World War is probably a new experience because nobody attributes the homosexual much room in the romantic visions of World War II.  Suddenly those boys liberating the beaches of Normandy become human beings that violate the bilsail-thumb-360x354-10233heteronormative standard that fits the usual visions of The Greatest Generation, the same generation by the way that wouldn’t let black soldiers fight alongside white soldiers, but that’s another essay.

Sadownick’s book does a good job of explaining and analyzing the sexual behavior that took place between men during the time, but it’s in another book where some of the best historical work is done.  Michael Bronski’s A Queer History of the United States, is an effort to understand how homosexual behavior has manifested throughout the existence of the United States.  Now don’t get me wrong, Bronski’s book is fantastic and an important addition to any library, it’s just his effort seems rather sparse given the potential for the topic.  Then again, since it’s only 242 pages, the reader is spared the David McCollough effect.  Bronski arranges his chapters by the periods of history, and of course World War II being what it was, it receives its own chapter.  Like a65728e99d1127e95ae45ee4a4142418Sadownick, Bronski stresses how important World War II was to a generation of gay men.

For the first time in American history, large-scale, highly organized single-sex social arrangements were considered vital to national security.  Men on battleships lived together in close quarters with little privacy.  The physical intimacy and stressful conditions often led to emotional and sexual intimacy.  Servicemen in these all-male groups turned to their fellow troops for emotional and psychological support.  The stress of leaving home, shipping out, active battle, and years of war allowed men to be vulnerable with one another in ways impossible outside of this environment. (157).

Bronski’s effort is not simply regulated to sex.  He attempts to impart real facts while constructing his wide effort.  He says later on:

It’s impossible to know how many homosexuals served during the war years. […] Hypothetically, if Alfred Kinsey’s 1948 study of male sexual behavior was correct, then somewhere between 650,000 and 1.6 million male soldiers primarily had sex with other men. (160).

With those numbers now in play the topic of homosexuality in the military becomes not c5ebc945111abdebede55741f9448279just a side note, or a heavily buried independent study your college offers once every other three semesters, it becomes, out of necessity, a crucial component for scholarship on the Second World War.

Sadownick notes that this homo-social behavior could lead to homosexual sex whether the men in question were actually gay.  He says:

During the War, enforced intimacy with the same sex sometimes led to sex whether both men were “gay” or not.  A straight man who got drunk and fucked his buddy did not feel at risk for being pegged “queer.”  Gay men, perhaps feeling more emotionally receptive, helped egg the situation on.  This provided a perfect opportunity for an article-1394802-04E9200C000005DC-153_634x476emerging gay male to feel both virile and vulnerable […] (28).

It’s at this point the reader may object.  But this changes the way I view the Second World War.  Now I won’t be able to look at those images of the soldiers lifting the flag or storming the beach the same way.  You’re besmirching the memory of the men and women that fought that war.

To begin with, if you actually said the second part, fuck you you’re an asshole.

Now if the first part was your only objection you shouldn’t feel bad (seriously fuck that second guy) because your instincts are correct.  There should be an initial shock from hearing such a fact, but that shock is the side effect of eradicating myth and recognizing the real discourse of history.  Sex Between Men and A Queer History of the United States share the common goal of subverting and outright eradicating the notion that homosexual behavior is something novel to contemporary society.  They are efforts by writers and bomernormalhearthistorians to open up the dialogue of what role gay people have had in our society, and the fact that such an outrage might be expected when they tackle the topic of World War II reveals a larger problem in our culture.

While I was on my honeymoon my wife and I sat down one evening and watched the film The Normal Heart.  The plot of the movie centers on a group of gay men at the beginning of the AIDs Crisis.  Ned Weeks, the protagonist, is an outspoken activist for homosexual rights, so outspoken in fact that the organization he leads ousts him and he has one of the most brilliant speeches I’ve heard in a film.

Ned Weeks: I belong to a culture that includes Marcel Proust, Walt Whitman, Tennessee Williams, Alexander the Great, so many popes and cardinals you wouldn’t believe. Mr. Green Beret, did you know that it was an openly gay Englishman who’s responsible for winning World War II? His name’s Alan Turing and he cracked the Germans’ Enigma code. After the war was over, he committed suicide because he was so hounded for being gay. Why didn’t they teach any of that in schools? A gay man is responsible for winning World War II! If they did, maybe he wouldn’t have killed article-2528697-0EBFEA5E00000578-599_306x423himself and you wouldn’t be so terrified of who you are. That’s how I want to be remembered. As one of the men who won the war.

This speech has lingered in mind since I watched the film, and not just because I watched a movie with graphic gay sex scenes on my honeymoon.  Ned begs the question as to why it’s impossible to admit into that romantic vision of the Second World War the presence of a homosexual man?  Is it fear?  Does acknowledgement of homosexuals mean that we now have to picture Eisenhower bending over while Douglass MacArthur lubes up his dilly wearing only half a sailor suit?  Does it mean Winston Churchill’s cigar was more than just a cigar?  (The Freudian just laughed)  Does it mean Bradley wore tassels on his nipples underneath his uniform?  Does it mean I have to picture the men fighting in foxholes, young boys who were giving their lives because they believed they owed their country their service, does it mean I have to picture these boys in a non-stop fuck fest?

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All these books suggest is that there is more to the narratives of the Second World War than we have been brought up to believe.  Rather than sensationalize these details it’s important to take them for what they actually were.  An entire generation fought in these large single sex environments, and as Sadownick describes:

Never had so many Americans at once been forced to leave their homes in a vast migration to cities.  Most were people young, white, single, and male, but many were African American and of Asian and Latino origin.  Young adults who would have gone from their parent’s homes into youthful marriages cascaded into an all-male military culture that was supposed to stand for heterosexual values but that teemed with homosexual subtext. (24).

The World War II fetish is unlikely going to abate anytime soon during the next century
because the romance lingers in the minds of too many people.  And in many ways I myself don’t want it to.  There are many great stories that emerged from this time period, and if that means I must suffer every now and then through an appalling special on the History Channel that tries to argue Hitler was in league with Aliens, then I’ll take it.  There’s nothing like watching the opening speech of Patton, Band of Brothers remains one of the most impressive cinematic achievements I’ve ever seen, and who could watch The Longest Day and not laugh their ass off when the paratrooper says to the German commanders, 6501dbcc21678cf82322d057b8877247“So sorry old man, simply landed here by accident.”  The reason our society loves World War II (the European war, let me qualify) is because of the great bounty of stories it has afforded to our culture.

If such is the case what are we really celebrating when a portion of society has been left out of these stories.

The narrative of World War II has changed for me, for now I understand that gay, bisexual, and transgender people played just as big a role in that “hell of a war.”
Whether it was on the beaches of Normandy or Iwo Jima, or whether it was participating in a drag show for the troops, there exists now the acknowledgment that there were gay heroes in those foxholes.  That’s an American history worth writing and retelling, because unlike the heteronormative romance, it’s a true testament to the spirit of a democracy that fought and kicked-the-ass of tyranny.

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**Writer’s Note**

The reason I’ve focused my attention on men in this article is due chiefly to the fact that  the two books I worked with in this article tended to focus on the experience of men.  A Queer History is a little more balanced, going into the experiences of women as well as men.  Since my own studies tend to deal with men, masculinity, and the construction of male sexuality and gender, I usually focus on the experiences of men.  If you hate me for this please forgive me, and please also don’t take me off the guest list for your Christmas party.  I’ll bring mini-quiche.

 

**Writer’s Note**

Just in case anybody believes that homosexuality had no part to play in the war effort this is an advertisement for towels produced during the war.  Once you’ve seen it you can’t un-see it.

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