At Mitchell tea, porn, drag all in a day’s work
Not since February’s Sex Week at Yale has the campus seen such an open discourse on sex and sexuality as it did last week.
Meghna Agarwala/Contributing Photographer
John Cameron Mitchell, right, speaks with a guest following a Branford College Master’s Tea on Friday. Mitchell, best known as the director of “Shortbus,” discussed topics ranging from masturbation to pornography during his visit to campus.
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