We had been headed south from Los Angeles to north park on an overcast early early morning last springtime, but we hadn’t relocated in ten full minutes

I happened to be sandwiched into the straight back chair of this automobile between John Sylla and Denise Penn, two board users of the Los Angeles-based United states Institute of Bisexuality (A.I.B.), a deep-pocketed group partly in charge of a rise of educational and systematic research in the united states about bisexuality. We had been on our option to an A.I.B. board conference, where users would decide which studies to fund and also brainstorm how to increase visibility that is bisexual a world that still isn’t convinced that bisexuality — specially male bisexuality — exists,” as Allen Rosenthal, an intercourse researcher at Northwestern University, said. Continue reading →