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United by Default: The Very Diverse Counter-Protesters to the Westboro Haters

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/ 25 March 2013
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Queen of Disco: The Legend of Sylvester

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/ 12 February 2013
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She’s Here, She’s Queer, Get Used to It: ‘Chely Wright: Wish Me Away’

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/ 23 October 2012
‘Out in the Country’ Loves the Rural Life
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‘Out in the Country’ Loves the Rural Life

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/ 23 September 2009

Mary L. Gray’s Out in the Country profiles savvy rural queer youth navigating their social systems, rather than isolated rebels waiting to escape.

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Edmund White’s ‘A Boy’s Own Story’ Is a Fascinating Study of Sexual Reckoning

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Kevin Shaw
/ 21 June 2009
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Queering Madonna & stardom: As contradictory as Uncle Tom, except in reverse

By
Diepiriye Kuku
/ 9 April 2009

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