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Samuel Delany, Marilyn Hacker?

Posted on March 20, 2013 by wcd2

March 20, 2013 He met her on the first day, Bronx High School of Science, September 1956. They got married five years later (in Detroit — Michigan was one of the two states where interracial marriage was not illegal). … Continue reading →

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