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This excellent collection of essays discusses the issues of class, racism, economics, and the gay/lesbian rights movement. A freelance writer and editor of the The Evergreen Chronicles, Raffo has selected authors to create an approachable, understandable, and critical discussion of class issues from various immigrant, non-English speaking, and ethnic perspectives as well as upper-, lower-, working-, and middle-class points of view. How class shapes each individual's view of sexuality and how being queer parallels the dichotomy of growing up one class and moving into another are among the topics analyzed. While it succeeds in illuminating how queerness and class status affect the lives of gay men, lesbians, and bisexuals as they try to work together politically, this book does much more. Its discussion of the role class plays in our everyday interactions is enlightening, thought-provoking, and important. Inspiring reading for anyone interested in justice in various realms?economic, legal, educational, civil, or sexual?this unique book opens a timely discussion. For all libraries.?Pauline Klein, DeKalb Cty. P.L., Decatur, Ga.
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