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The Laramie Project (view source)
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Shepard's friends claimed even before the details of the crime were known that it was a hate-motivated crime. After the crime was discovered, Shepard's friends "were calling the County Attorney's office, they were calling the media and indicating Matthew Shepard is gay and we don't want the fact that he is gay to go unnoticed."<ref name="20/20" />
Shepard's friends claimed even before the details of the crime were known that it was a hate-motivated crime. After the crime was discovered, Shepard's friends "were calling the County Attorney's office, they were calling the media and indicating Matthew Shepard is gay and we don't want the fact that he is gay to go unnoticed."<ref name="20/20" />
[[Westboro Baptist Church]] pastor [[Fred Phelps]] is portrayed in ''The Laramie Project''. Phelps and members of his congregation occasionally picket performances of the play with inspirational messages for those faced with the adversity of homosexuality.
[[Westboro Baptist Church]] pastor [[Fred Phelps]] is portrayed in ''The Laramie Project''. Phelps and members of his congregation occasionally picket performances of the play.
== References ==
== References ==