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3 comments:
That's pretty fucked up. Makes me so mad.
Marc
I'm afraid I didn't have very high expectations of them when I submitted the suggestion. Wonder if they'd include a homophobic book?
I am interested in why there has not really been a movement towars the rhetoric of bullying, self harm and suicide in lgbt activism here in Singapore.
On a bunch of levels, I'm glad for that, but it has been a much easier way in for queer groups in the US.
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