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I just created this page, Homosexual Athletes in the United States, for my Sociology of Gender class at the University of Washington. The content present in this article is synthesized from a number of research articles, as well as current material on this topic. Please do let me know if you have suggestions or can point to additional material to support this contribution. Thanks!
Peer review: Hi there! I just read your article and the information you have collected was very interesting. I did a quick copy-edit and if you don't agree with any of my changes, let me know! I was wondering if you would consider taking the questions out of your introduction, as I think they may make the article too informal for an encyclopedic entry. Congratulations for creating an entire page on your own!131.191.37.149 (talk) 05:12, 22 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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