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So you think you're pretty progressive, do you? Well, how about this challenge: the cover of this issue has been filled with some ofthe labels which lesbians, gay men and bisexuals walk around with all ofthe time. Are you willing to take those labels on? Are you willing to walk into class or into the library, or to your parents' home for dinner, with "queer" emblazoned on your chest? Is this idea intimidating? What do you think it would feel like? What would other people think of you? Imagine it—you're queer. People make comments behind your back, or even worse, you are with your friends, and one of them tells a homophobic joke. Don't you just feel great? Or maybe it's Christmas time, and you're with your family. You've asked if you can bring your partner, who happens of the same sex. Your parents don't think it's right. It's not proper. They say, "Can't you change?" Are you afraid to walk through the parking lot? Nervous about walking past the Cheeze Factory? 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