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Harvard graduate Adam Aleksic explains the origins of the unique speech patterns often used by gay men.
The Harvard graduate dispelled a common misconception about how the “gay accent’ developed.
The speech pattern helps create community and connects gay men to a larger cultural pattern that stretches across humanity.
In the UK , gay male circus performers developed their language, Polari , to communicate with one another.
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