Christopher Gleason

In this engaging conversation, Christopher Gleason, a lecturer and director at Kennesaw State University, delves into the evolution of polyamory in America. He discusses how the term emerged in the 1990s and traces its roots back to 19th-century countercultural movements. The transformative impact of the 1960s sexual revolution and the internet in shaping modern polyamorous communities is highlighted. Gleason also explores how media portrayals have shifted from stigma to acceptance, influencing societal attitudes toward ethical non-monogamy.