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NIGGER/FAGGOT: NOT ON BEG GAY & WHE A BLACK NEIGHBORHOOD
But far more often, the name llg feels anthropologil—almost like bird watchg—the sightg of the famed “whe homosexual” wh his native habat, or more to the pot, their native habat. There have been people who asked, wh an almost crlo voice “Are you gay? And yet, they n’t mean that all the time, nor would removg the words make the world safer for black people or gay people.
Two guys om the eighth floor wanted to beat up a gay guy down the hall. ” I don’t thk that would have ma any difference had they lled him “gay” or a “homosexual”—and fact, was beg so vol about their plans that spurred other people to ll the RA, who broke up the suatn.
To the qutn “Are you gay? Three or four years ago, I thought that I had built a life where I would never have to enunter such blatant homophobia, or have to hear words like “nigger” outsi of rap llectn. Lucky for gay/bi men, there are que a number of who know exactly how that feels.