I think this is even more directly relevant in other fields You can argue that vivisection as a means to study anatomy isn't a major issue in our world today But, say, in history, a person's right to privacy is directly at odds with the desire to know the truth of their lifehttps://twitter.com/kareem_carr/status/1295483945354747905 …
I also think that there's a big difference between what people on the Internet call "queer headcanons" -- the speculative work of asserting the right to imagine someone as queer -- and actively demanding proof in a way that violates people's privacy
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And this applies a lot more strongly to the living than to the dead but that you should feel weird about demanding people leave the closet for your benefit either way
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How many queer people had no choice in the matter because there was no terminology at the time they lived? How many were forced into the closet by relatives when they left material they wanted revealed to the world?
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