The Cultural Politics of Coming Out in College: Experiences of Male Students

Abstract

This article explores the sense of solidarity and group struggle that emerges from the coming-out experiences of gay and bisexual college men situated at a large research university. Many of these students adopt the term queer as a self-identifier and to create their own representations of what it means to be gay. The struggle for self-representation is explained in terms of the politics of language and identity.

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