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Image Not Available for After graduating high school in economically-disadvantaged Appalachia, Corey Christopher's family expected him to join the US Armed Forces, as it was seen as a pathway to a better life. But homosexuals were not allowed to serve in the military in those days
After graduating high school in economically-disadvantaged Appalachia, Corey Christopher's family expected him to join the US Armed Forces, as it was seen as a pathway to a better life. But homosexuals were not allowed to serve in the military in those days
Image Not Available for After graduating high school in economically-disadvantaged Appalachia, Corey Christopher's family expected him to join the US Armed Forces, as it was seen as a pathway to a better life. But homosexuals were not allowed to serve in the military in those days

After graduating high school in economically-disadvantaged Appalachia, Corey Christopher's family expected him to join the US Armed Forces, as it was seen as a pathway to a better life. But homosexuals were not allowed to serve in the military in those days

Primary (Curitiba, Brazil, 1976–Oakland, California, present)
Date2018
MediumDigital pigment print
Dimensions44 x 30 in.
Credit LineBlanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Purchase through funds provided by Pamela and David Hornik, 2022.13
Collection AreaArt of the United States
Object number2022.13
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