Just Say No: A Play About a Farce
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A satirical play that suggests that much of the public indifference to AIDS is due to hypocrisy on the part of people in high places who are either unacknowledged homosexuals or heterosexuals with unconventional sexual pasts. This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:0312033710
ISBN13:9780312033712
Release Date:January 1989
Publisher:St. Martin's Press
Length:104 Pages
Weight:0.64 lbs.
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