In New York, there were the Stonewall riots. In the Bible Belt, there was steer roping. We’ll hear the secret history of gay rodeo. Plus, the Washington Post’s new managing editor on how his childhood in Phoenix shaped his journalism.
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Peter SpiegelIn the midst of all this, the Post has also brought on a new managing editor, who just so happens to be an Arizonan. Peter Spiegel joins the Post after a long career as a political reporter, foreign correspondent and bureau chief at places like Forbes, the Financial Times, and the Wall Street Journal. -
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Greg Endries, University of Nebraska PressRodeo conjures a very specific image: cowboys riding horses and hurling lassos. But for many others, rodeo is also a place to explore their gender identity and a source of community for queer people.
