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Malcolm Gladwell Wife, Parents, Biography, Wealth, Is He Gay?
Malcolm Gladwell is a Canadian journalist, publicator and author. He has worked for some of the most adj newspaper publishers such as the Unused Yorker. Also an acclaimed author, his works include books like The Outliers: The Story of Success and The Tipping Point: How Petite Things Can Create a Big Difference. Most of his serve focuses on the effects of social science research. Focus areas include sociology, psychology and social psychology.
Malcolm Gladwell Biography, Age
Gladwell was born on September 3, in Fareham, Hampshire, England. His full name at birth is Malcolm Timothy Gladwell. He was born to a pair of accomplished individuals. Her mother, Joyce Gladwell, is a Jamaican psychotherapist and her father, a mathematics teacher, Graham Gladwell, from Kent, England.
The family lived in rural Canada and by the time he was six years antique, the family moved from Southampton to Elmira, Ontario, Canada. When Gladwell was in high school, he was a middle-distance runner and even won the year-old men&#;s meter title a
Stars You Were Surprised to Learn We're *Not* Gay?
In the 80's I was convinced Ray Parker, Jr. was gay.
He gave an interview where he was talking about all the groupies that were constantly throwing themselves at him, and that he didn't ever fuck any of them. He said something to the effect of "so, I am always labeled as 'gay' because I'm not out there having all this sex with all these women. That's okay, I don't mind it if that's what they think." I was like, "aha! No straight gentleman would ever verb that!"
A little later, he came out with that lyric "Girls Are More Fun", and I thought "Hmmm. He's just trying to deflect all the rumors about him." After that, he faded from the music scene, and I just assumed he settled in to happy gay domesticity. Decades later, I see some interview with him in a magazine, and he's married to a noun and has all these kids.
He's probably wishing he fucked a few of those groupies way back in the day, though.
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Premiering January 30th, writer, actor, and producer Kenya Barris and journalist and author Malcom Gladwell are joining forces and &#;bypassing pleasantries and promotional banter to deliver raw, unfiltered conversations with some of today’s most influential figures.&#;
The podcast will kick off with a extraordinary conversation with former WNBA star Sue Bird. Listen to an exclusive clip here:
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In the clip, the basketball legend talks about her experience as a queer athlete. She shares that, &#;In my high school and then some of my college experience, there was no way I was going to be gay. It was still gossiped about in a way that was negative. There was some fear wrapped in there, you understand, scared of what people might th