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The online version of this review and the accompanying PDF have been corrected to restore the author's original wording.There is also a startling first sentence. It is the first sentence in the whole book, in the Foreword (and thus perhaps not edited by the book's editors): “People in the LGBT community are just like everyone else.” Like, yes; just like, no. If that were true, this book would not have been written. The challenge that this good book meets is to deal thoughtfully and respectfully with LGBT people, who are very much like non-LGBT people but also have important differences.
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