As the Author States, "Degrees of Transgression" Is a Metaphor

question 13

Multiple Choice

As the author states, "degrees of transgression" is a metaphor for ______.

• A) discussing the political potential of rethinking "normalization" of gay visibility as "conventionalization"
• B) seeing how far off the average path a political figure has veered
• C) examining the social potential of redefining "homogeneity" of race visibility as "equality"
• D) exploring the cultural potential of restarting straight ideology and seeing it as a new starting place for equity

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