Simply put, though, the author says gay language, attitude and culture is a uniquely American product of the unique American culture. He supports his argument with examples of queer but not gay people in other cultures. Ultimately, Browning tries to make readers see what can be learned from and shared with other queer people around the world. A Queer Geography may compel readers to expand their view from an American one to a human one. Offer some Feedback Return to The Reading Room .
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