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Pete Buttigieg's coded language shows the limits and promise of LGBTQ progress

  • Written by Nathaniel Frank, Director, What We Know Project, Cornell University
Pete Buttigieg's coded language shows the limits and promise of LGBTQ progressPete Buttigieg speaks with members of the media on March 1 in Plains, Georgia.AP Photo/Matt Rourke

According to family lore, my father suspected I was gay when I was six because I liked cars with windshield wipers in the rear. (As a shrink, he’s always had a penchant for looking under the hood, so to speak.)

There were other clues too. I used...

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