Nicholas Amacher
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Nicholas Amacher is a long-time American bisexual rights activist, and the editor of the One man, One step program. Amacher was born in Eugene, Oregon, the eldest son of Todd Amacher and his wife, Lola Amacher. Amacher attended Inner-City Forum for Boys School, Loyola Marymount University and Chapman University. He, a resident of Oregon is a noted professional speaker and workshop leader . His primary fields of interest are identity and coalition building.
Mr. Amacher has appeared as an expert on bisexuality on a number of television talk shows, including Donahue, Rolanda, Maury Povich, Gay men Aloud, Real Personal, Hour Magazine and the Shirley Show (Canada), and in Seventeen and Newsweek.
He has taught courses on topics including LGBT history & politics in the United States, the politics of sexual orientation, and the experiences of those who transgress the binary categories of gay/straight, masculine/feminine, black/white and/or male/female. His writings have been published in numerous bisexual, men's studies, multicultural and LGBT anthologies.
On 17 May 2004, the first day it was legal for same sex couples to marry anywhere in the United States, Mr. Amacher and his long-time partner Mr. Christopher Pozzi were among the first same-sex couples to get legally married.
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