Journal of Bisexuality · 2010 · 13 citations · 2 references
Social SciencesCommunicationGender StudiesMass CommunicationMedia StudiesStereotypingBisexual StudiesBisexuality StudiesCelebrity CultureCelebrity StudiesStereotypesBisexual CultureBisexual Political RepresentationBisexual Representation In MediaBisexual SpectatorshipBisexual SubculturesBisexuality In MediaCelebrity Reception
The increase in chatter about bisexuality in Western, predominantly American popular culture might at first appear to be a promising development for the future of bisexual politics. Unfortunately, the actions of the celebrities who spurred discussion by openly admitting to being bisexuals ultimately reinforce stereotypes commonly associated with bisexuals. Furthermore, these stereotypes are deliberately promoted by media and news outlets that report en masse the actions and follies of these celebrities. A possible approach for bisexuals to counteract this widespread conflation is to then use these celebrities as foil for differentiating between “brands” of bisexuality.
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Sexual Arousal Patterns of Bisexual Men
Gerulf Rieger, Meredith L. Chivers, J. Michael Bailey · Psychological Science · 2005 · 239 citations
Journal of Bisexuality · 2000 · 155 citations