last rightsby Marvin K. White The poems collected in last rights portray caring, humanness, family or kinship, humor, despair, ordinary problems and unqualified love as they occur in the everyday lives of homosexuals. With the quiet dignity of these poems Marvin K. White challenges us to consider how homophobia may distort what we behold. The Washington Post ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Marvin K. White, M. Div., is a graduate of the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley

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