Marriage equality is the law of the land. Closet doors have burst open in business, entertainment, and even major league sports. But as Michelangelo Signorile argues in his most provocative book yet, the excitement of such breathless change makes this moment more dangerous than ever. Signorile marshals stinging evidence that an age-old hatred, homophobia, is still a basic fact of American life. He exposes the bigotry of the brewing religious conservative backlash against LGBT rights and challenges the complacency and hypocrisy of supposed allies in Washington, the media, Silicon Valley, and Hollywood. Just as racism did not disappear with the end of Jim Crow laws or the election of Barack Obama, discrimination and hostility toward gay Americans hasn't vanished simply by virtue of a Supreme Court decision. Not just a wake-up call, It's Not Over is also a battle plan for the fights to come in the march toward equality. Signorile tells the stories of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Americans who have refused to be merely tolerated and are demanding full acceptance. He documents signs of hope in schools and communities finding new ways to combat ignorance, bullying, and fear.
"Visionary . . . Prescient . . . Signorile has brilliant advice for the future."
Advocate
"Makes the case clearly and convincingly that after the high court's ruling on same-sex marriage, the lives of LGBT Americans won't change all that much . . . The fight will be long, but not impossible to win. All that's needed is for the LGBT community to realize that 'it's not over."
Jonathan Capehart, The Washington Post
"[A] call to arms . . . Brutally honest and brimming with hope." -OUT "The thrust of Signorile's urgent message is cogent and heartfelt . . . A cautionary, timely gay rights manifesto with teeth."
