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Gays By Eric Garber
The relationships of human during the society that were mentioned in Eric Garber’s essay has change into a new stage where gays and lesbians were introduced to the society. Women during that era start gaining their own powers and rights from physically, mentally, economically, socially, and sexually emotion. Even the blacks during the time have the rights to do anything they wanted to. The slave era for blacks has ended by that time and the blacks can then have their own jobs, family, and friends. Most of the time, black lesbians were common on the street as they can now release their feelings without any
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