Loved this story on NPR today. It's from their StoryCorps OutLoud series in which they're collecting oral histories from older generations of LGBT people.
"In the 1950s in rural Washington, a teenage boy learned an important lesson about self-acceptance. Patrick Haggerty, now 70, didn't know he was gay at the time, but says his father knew what direction he was headed..."
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NPR: Dad's Unexpected Advice To His Gay Son In The '50s
Updated On: 6/27/14 at 11:13 PM
That's really touching, and sweet.
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