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Still, in spite of these almost inconsonant vestiges of a newly fashioned black gay subjectivity, Gaines's aforementioned derogation of Hattie inexorably (mis)shapes the story's climax and denouement. Mendelssohn disdained Locke's formulation because he found the religious vision inconsonant with his own. But precedents are rarely consistent; and First Amendment case law is among the most inconsonant. |
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