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This small book briefly starts a conversation about how the discontent of the black LBGTQ on many fronts negatively impacts the black community as a whole. Many of them have a self-centered persona as if their sexuality should be number one on the list when it comes to black issues as a whole. When in fact, it's really not in the conversation at all because there are more important things to discuss such as repairing black communities. There is a disconnect between LBGTQ people logically knowing the difference from bigotry and normal people not wanting to be a part of a world that only exists within their minds. There is a difference between hate and unimportant.