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A heartbreaking, infuriating, illuminating book. Greco traces a line connecting class, sexual orientation, gender and ethnicity that forces you to confront your own biases. This is essential reading for both the burgeoning and the seasoned activist, educator and political scientist. --Tim Kirkman, Emmy-nominated gay filmmaker; Films include The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me, Lazy Eye, and the documentary Dear Jesse The stories Doug is telling need to be told, and what is so special is that he doesn't simply analyze with precision the factors that lead to hate crimes such as the one at the center of the book, but he offers concrete solutions. --Michael Shields, Editor in Chief, Across the Margin / ATM Publishing

A heartbreaking, infuriating, illuminating book. Greco traces a line connecting class, sexual orientation, gender and ethnicity that forces you to confront your own biases. This is essential reading for both the burgeoning and the seasoned activist, educator and political scientist. --Tim Kirkman, Emmy-nominated gay filmmaker; Films include The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me, Lazy Eye, and the documentary Dear Jesse.

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Doug Greco is a writer and political organizer in Austin, Texas. Doug’s writing has been featured in Across the Margin Magazine, Nonprofit Quarterly, Frontiers Magazine, and his blog Yellowpig.com chronicles Doug’s experiences growing up in the Coal Region of Eastern Pennsylvania. To Find a Killer was a finalist in the “2021 Texas Writers League Manuscript Contest,” and his account of the Hurtado Murders made the “2020 Best of Nonfiction List” for Across The Margin Magazine.

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