Are Gay Rights Right?: Making Sense of the Controversy

Magnuson presents a non-hysterical, meticulous analysis of the gay community. Using their own publications and materials as his source of reference, he presents a perspective rarely given serious audience. In an age where balanced, honest debate is all but absent on this issue, Are Gay Rights Right? raises the issues succinctly, and doesn't distort conclusions to satisfy the politically correct. I have checked many of the works Magnuson cited and found his references to be accurate and undistorted. Gays have cited this work as a threat to them in that it is inarguable in its research and accurate in its findings. I can think of no other source that presents a more descriptive, sobering snapshot of the gay community. This thoughtful and provocative work should be used in our classrooms.

After reading this book and meeting the author, I believe this book finally brings the truth to those who really want to shine light on a very important issue. Facts are Facts, no matter how old they are. The fact that George Washington was our first president is never going to change. No matter how far we as a society have fallen from what's morally and ethically proper, the truth may hurt a few, but really help a lot.