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Fear is the intended result of codifying homophobia into law.

DaShanne Stokes

Fear is the intended result of codifying homophobia into law.

Tags: bias, biases, bisexual, bisexual erasure, bisexual issues, bisexuality, discrimination, fear, fears, gay

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About DaShanne Stokes

DaShanne Stokes (born 1978) is an author, sociologist, public speaker and pundit. He speaks on politics, culture, and civil rights and is known as a progressive activist.