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| − | '''Heterophobia''' refers to irrational fear of natural form of sexuality i.e. [[heterosexuality]]. It is often displayed by various organizations and persons with [[homosexual agenda]]. Daphne Patai, professor at University of Massachusetts, who is author of the book ''Heterophobia'' criticized the programs women's studies professors for being anti-heterosexual.<ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,48663,00.html New Analysis Says Women's Studies Prism Emits a Distinctly Feminist Coloring]</ref> | + | '''Heterophobia''' refers to irrational fear of natural form of sexuality i.e. [[heterosexuality]]. It is often displayed by various organizations and persons with [[homosexual agenda]]. Daphne Patai, professor at University of Massachusetts, who is author of the book ''Heterophobia'', criticized the programs women's studies professors for being anti-heterosexual.<ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,48663,00.html New Analysis Says Women's Studies Prism Emits a Distinctly Feminist Coloring]</ref> |
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Revision as of 13:08, July 19, 2010
Heterophobia refers to irrational fear of natural form of sexuality i.e. heterosexuality. It is often displayed by various organizations and persons with homosexual agenda. Daphne Patai, professor at University of Massachusetts, who is author of the book Heterophobia, criticized the programs women's studies professors for being anti-heterosexual.[1]