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“That boy needs a dose of reparative therapy.”
spokesman
for the Purity Christian League
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“I was in
love long ago. I was
never kissed.”
sweet old Methodist lady from Harts Creek
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“If Whitman
had been a hillbilly, this is what he would have written.”
a very old hippie
in Asheville, North Carolina
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“With
repression like that, they deserve one another.”
member of ACT UP
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“Thank god
the sexual revolution didn't make it to West Virginia.”
sociologist at
Immaculate Conception College, Morgantown
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“That
carpenter needs to get in touch with his inner homo.”
gay pageant queen,
Charleston, West Virginia
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“Anyhow, he
married her at the last.”
beautician at the Hair Raising Shoppe, Man, West Virginia
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“There ain't
them kind of men around here, not in these mountains.”
tavern owner in
Madison, West Virginia
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“Wonder if he
would do real time?”
John-VVVA,
31, blond/blue, 5'8", 150, r/t, on gay.com
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“It's the
closest to a novel I've seen in poetry since Browning.”
professor of English,
University of Princeton
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“She should
have kicked both their butts.”
random comment from the National Organization of Women
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“Wouldn't want a blasphemer like that woman anywhere near my
congregation. She'd corrupt ever one of them.”
preacher for the
Glorious Original Church
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“I would have
gone to Cleveland with him.”
florist in Hazard, Kentucky
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“Was his
parents back here in West Virginia, or what?”
waitress at the Mountain Top Restaurant |