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The Kiss by Katie Barclay Review: A History of Passion and Power

The Kiss by Katie Barclay Review: A History of Passion and Power
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Later, 1970s gay civil rights activists used "kiss-ins" to reclaim public affection, a political potential that expanded during the misinformation era of the AIDS epidemic.

In the modern era, the book highlights how the debate has shifted entirely toward consent.

This is exemplified by the international outrage and subsequent sexual assault conviction of former Spanish football federation president Luis Rubiales after kissing captain Jenni Hermoso in 2023.

While the narrative style leans into academic prose in certain chapters, the book is richly illustrated and remains highly persuasive in its arguments.

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It is an illuminating read best suited for history buffs, sociologists, and anyone interested in the cultural evolution of human behavior.

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Author: Angkasa Pura
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