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 | "[Same-sex marriage] was mainstream to some degree, but now that they've deigned it worthy of the show, it is interwoven into the fabric of popular culture. The Simpsons bestows upon something a pop-culture status it never had before, simply by virtue of being ripe for a joke." Ray Richmond 1 |
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Reference used:
- Ray Richmond, New York Times, 2005-FEB-20. He was commenting on that evening's episode of The Simpsons in which Marge Simpson's sister almost married another woman.
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