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I’d like to agree with

Submitted by matos on Wed, 10/10/2007 - 8:45pm.

I’d like to agree with tout le monde and say that I really enjoyed Stryker’s writing, It was engrossing and engaging and wore out my highlighter.

 

But, for something I’d like to be brought up in class discussion, I want to reiterate something jrizzo said. I’d like to discuss the question of nature. What is considered natural? People argue that homosexuality and transgenderism is not natural. What is considered natural and what how does it define “heteronormality”?

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