Ray,
Your reference to the word 'gay' caught my
sympathetic attention. Do you know anything about the social
semiotics of the word 'gay'? Is it a self-designating term of
cultural resistance, or externally constructed?
I did a quick search, but could not forbear
trolling through the Religious Right attacks on the gay and lesbian
communities.
The official knowledge dictionary definition only
situates it as a cultural and social reference to the gay community, as opposed
to 'homosexual' referencing sexuality.
Bob
Ray offered:
" In this society the most wounded of
the day are called "Gay" and that should say something in
itself. "
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