Stranger at the gate to be gay and Christian in America
"Until Christmas Eve 1991, Mel White was regarded by the leaders of the religious right as one of their most talented and productive supporters. He penned a major speech for Ollie North. He was hired by Simon Shuster to ghost write the autobiography of Jerry Falwell, flew in Pat Robertson's private...
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New York :
Plume,
1995.
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Table of Contents:
- In the beginning : the ghost of silence
- Adolescence : the ghost of fear
- High school : the ghost of loneliness
- College : the ghost of false hope
- 1962-64, learning to tell the truth
- 1964-70, learning about friendship
- 1970-80, taking the first steps toward integrity
- 1980-81, facing reality
- 1981, surviving infatuation and isolation
- 1982-83, "it's going to be all right, Dad!"
- 1984-90, giving up the ghost!
- 1990-91, one last year of silence
- 1991-93, a ghost no more!
- 1993-94, time for doing justice!
- Six letters to the religious right
- Author's notes, references, and resources
- Epilogue.
