Gravitation 11

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Summary: Against Discrimination and Christian Conservatives
Review: Anyone who sees this book as an attempt at brainwashing the children of America needs a lesson in tolerance. They are acting in such an arrogant and childish manner. America's ideals, including majority rules, minority rights, freedom, liberty, and the right to pursuit of happiness, are simply pushed aside for our own beliefs and feelings. What upsets me most is when people see a gay couple and instantly think,"Wow, I wish those two weren't together; it upsets the natural order whenever I'm around them. For my own happiness, I'd like to see them gone." Anyone who sees gays as a distraction or disruption to the "natural order" is just as prideful and arrogant as the early white slave owners of America. It is that obscene; people should have a right to express themselves as they wish. Homosexuality is a freedom of speech, and so is marraige.
Now, on to the book review. I, personally, am not much a fan of yuri (I'm not gay or a boy, for that matter) and this book is targeted toward female readership: as such, I see this series as an excellent edition to yaoi/shonen-ai media. Gravitation is a must-get if you're a shonen-ai fan, and is also the best (in my humble opinion) shonen-ai book available in the United States. I won't say anything too book specific, all you need to know is that Shuichi's antics and Yuki's hard, cold demeanor make this a book of contrast...definitly worth the $10.00.
Anyways, ja ne, and I hope you live in a world of tolerance!