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Straight girls do kiss on campus, but what about those who don't go to college?

  • Written by Jamie Budnick, Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology, University of Michigan
imageFrench painter Paul-Prosper Tillier's 'Baigneuses' (1890).

“Straight girls kissing” has become something of a curious and controversial cultural phenomenon over the last 15 years.

Madonna and Britney Spears famously locked lips in front of millions during the 2003 Video Music Awards, with Scarlett Johansson and Sandra Bullock following...

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