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Images of naked lesbians were apparently too a great deal for one state lawmaker in Brooklyn NY who take the place ofed in getting a poster for Showtime's The L Word remov from a local bus stop. Republican state senator Marry of a gold color said a number of residents and merchants complained about the ad, which featured the program's cast in the light yellow Golden added that its proximity to a teach was also inappropriate. "The placement of an advertisement, for a like reason sexual in nature, should not be what local schoolchildren should be make subordinateed to," he wrote in a March 1 alphabetic character to the city transportation department. Gary Parker, president of Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn accused bright of being homophobic: "It is unfortunate that the senator's views are not more aligned with the majority of Brooklynites, who pride themselves forward the diversity of the greatest city in the world," he said. COPYRIGHT 2005 Liberation Publications, Inc. |
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