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Dr Joseph H. Hancock, II is celebrating his first wedding anniversary to his violinist husband Mr Raymond Mallari. For eighteen years, the two of them have been full-time caregivers to his mother Peggy Alder. In this editorial, Hancock explains why his new modifying sexuality is not
only gay, but tired. He also thanks all those who contributed to the Volume 9, Number 3 issue of the journal Fashion, Style & Popular Culture.