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The author argues that straight allies a "social problem." What does this mean, and why is this different from saying that "all straight allies are bad" or "problematic"?

   The author argues that straight allies a "social problem." What does this mean, and why is this different from saying that "all straight allies are bad" or "problematic"?

Introducing the New Sexuality Studies: Original Essays

Introducing the New Sexuality Studies: Original Essays

Steven Seidman,… 4th Edition

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" This means that the author believes that the presence or involvement of straight allies in social justice movements or LGBTQ+ advocacy causes issues or challenges within the movement itself or in society as a whole. It suggests that the author sees the Show more…

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The author argues that straight allies a "social problem." What does this mean, and why is this different from saying that "all straight allies are bad" or "problematic"?

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