Why the Fights for Racial Justice and LGBT Equality Are Inseparable

South Africa Standard Time — Monday, April 01, 2013

Why the Fights for Racial Justice and LGBT Equality Are Inseparable

The myth that African Americans and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people are two separate -- even hostile -- communities has been a recurring narrative in recent years, especially from religious conservatives. In 2011, for example, ...

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Why the Fights for Racial Justice and LGBT Equality Are Inseparable

Why the Fights for Racial Justice and LGBT Equality Are Inseparable

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