This trait was the subject of the controversial Section 28 of the British Local Government Act.
This trait was the subject of the controversial Section 28 of the British Local Government Act. A reformer who wrote under the name "Numa Numantius" coined the term "Unring" for it, and it was celebrated by the Uranian Poets in England. Several of Wilhelm II's advisors were accused of it in the Eulenberg Affair. Several members of the SA, including Ernst (*) Rohm, were known to have this trait. One figure imprisoned for it wrote a letter to Lord Alfred Douglass from Reading Gaol entitled "De Profundis." Edward II was a noted practitioner of it, with Hugh Despenser and Piers Gaveston. For 10 points, identify this character trait for which Oscar Wilde was imprisoned.
This trait was the subject of the controversial Section 28 of the British Local Government Act.
homosexuality [or obvious equivalents as either a trait or a practice]