That guy on the streetcorner cooking stew and hanging out with his boyfriend isn't homeless: he's the performance art activist grandson of famous (or infamous) televangelist Oral Roberts: It's a vaguely subversive idea—the antithesis of the "We're here, we're queer, get used to it" ethos, a strategic divorcing of homosexuality from sexuality, a tent-revival effort to de-fabulize gay stereotypes. Yet the subversiveness extends far deeper than that. If any of the onlookers look closely … [Read more...]