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: Whitley’s motivations reflect a "virtuous" yet twisted sentiment: the belief that extreme violence is the only way to force society to notice the plight of gay men. Gino eventually channels this rage into a more constructive form through his newspaper, The Native . American Horror Story NYC - Episode 7

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: Gino’s Pride issue editorial introduces the theme that death is coming for everyone in the community, symbolized by the "Death" tarot card repeatedly drawn at Sam’s party. Critical Analysis and Reception Gino eventually channels this rage into a more