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Words, Words
Words, again and again, the same words. Just words? Words that are discriminatory, homophobic, lesbophobic, transphobic. Criminal, murderous, lethal. Deadly. It’s like a slap or a punch in the face. Or even worse.
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Words, again and again, the same words. Just words? Words that are discriminatory, homophobic, lesbophobic, transphobic. Criminal, murderous, lethal. Deadly. It’s like a slap or a punch in the face. Or even worse.
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