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Uncovering the Cover-up: Gay Animals are in the Zoo too.

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zoo guide for sexual diversity

Submitted by Kaye on Sat, 12/31/2011 - 3:26pm.

I'm glad that I finally discovered your posting as I was reviewing all the materials for our class, but sorry that I didn't respond to it earlier in the semester.  It's a brilliant intra-action of Roughgarden, materials from the web, and your own insights into how to guide a high school tour through the SF zoo.  You raised thoughtfully provocative questions for students and teachers to consider during and after the tour, and that have the potential to reveal the entangled nature of science, religion, and politics.  And, thank you for the links to the Green Porno site--what a creative illustration of Roughgarden's text!

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