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I found this article to be very interesting, once I understood what the main argument was. Clark makes an fascinating argument about what is referred to as gay window advertising. I hadn't really thought of ads in this way. When we look at something we see what we want to see. As a child I learned to identify certain characteristics with a certain identity. Therefore when companies put forth an effort to target lesbians as fashion consumers, they are going to manipulate their ads in ways that their audiences can "identify" with, even if they are targeting different demographics (hetero and homosexual).

I thought what we continued to discuss in class to be very useful to my understanding. We asked the questions what does a gay man look like and what does a lesbian look like. Of course there are stereotypical generalizations -- that's a given. These stereotypes have been created for a reason and there are SLIGHT truths to them. However, these generalizations alienate all of the other "gay" people that don't look or act a certain way. It brings me back to a main theme in this course, we cannot generalize a whole group of people.

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Katy Perry

"I kissed a girl just to try it, I hope my boyfriend don't mind it. It felt so wrong, it felt so right, don't mean I'm in love tonight."