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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-52338-5, divorce is closer to the concept of ‘second opportunity’ than to ‘failure’. And children of restructured families are normalized. Normalizing LGBT will take time but normalizing LGBT and childhood and adolescence is one of the most delicate and urgent challenges of our society, as this testimony f

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Homophobiange, as this extract from Forster’s work reflects: ‘Nonetheless, it wasn’t worth protesting due to the circumstances, and in reality I didn’t want to do that, because their racial prejudices were more tribal than personal, and only cranked up when an observer was present.’.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-52338-5t tell’ or many other expressions of homophobia that confine many children, adolescents, and grownups to life in a closet: ‘But if I had your faith / Then I could make it safe and clean / If only I was sure / That my head on the door was a dream.’.