Dùn Èideann
Individuality was not a popular stance during the embattled 60s and 70s, when a necessary part of the campaign for our rights was to present a united front. Today, we can take a more relaxed attitude. Irreconcilable differences are part of the full human ticket, and getting these across is an important counterbalance to the homophobic stereotypes still propagated by the media.
Excerpt from The Crazy Jig: Gay and Lesbian Writing from Scotland 2 Polygon, 1992
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