For Gays Seeking Asylum in U.S., a New Hurdle - NYTimes.com
And I quote: "After years of trying to conceal his sexual orientation back home in Brazil (where Fidela never made an appearance), Mr. Castro had been advised by his immigration lawyer that flaunting it was now his best weapon against deportation."
Ah, the New York Times. You can take a newspaper out of New York, but you cannot take New York out of a newspaper.
For those who aren't from the upper right-hand corner of the United States (namely, most of the people likely to read this), it is considered a common survival tactic to take "Refuge in Audacity".
We do not fly under the radar. We crash through the front doors and out the back doors of the radar installation in an armored car with sunglasses-wearing flaming skull decals on every flat surface and a Hieronymus Bosch reproduction on the door, hood-mounted machine guns blazing, Motörhead blasting on the jury-rigged PA system, the tires leaving tracks painting sex and violence on the floor and walls and one arm hanging out of the window making a rude hand gesture.
And I quote: "After years of trying to conceal his sexual orientation back home in Brazil (where Fidela never made an appearance), Mr. Castro had been advised by his immigration lawyer that flaunting it was now his best weapon against deportation."
Ah, the New York Times. You can take a newspaper out of New York, but you cannot take New York out of a newspaper.
For those who aren't from the upper right-hand corner of the United States (namely, most of the people likely to read this), it is considered a common survival tactic to take "Refuge in Audacity".
We do not fly under the radar. We crash through the front doors and out the back doors of the radar installation in an armored car with sunglasses-wearing flaming skull decals on every flat surface and a Hieronymus Bosch reproduction on the door, hood-mounted machine guns blazing, Motörhead blasting on the jury-rigged PA system, the tires leaving tracks painting sex and violence on the floor and walls and one arm hanging out of the window making a rude hand gesture.
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