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Call Me Larry: A Creole Man's Triumph over Racism and Homophobia Horror_Gift_Guide While an acolyte at theRaised in a large, loving Creole family, Lawrence Bagneris Jr. knew from a young age that he liked boys. But New Orleans in the 1950s and early 1960s wasnt an easy place to be out. In high school, he channeled his energies into the Civil Rights Movement. By college, he was exploring the gay bars of the French Quarter and telling new acquaintances to ask for Larry, not Lawrence, when they phoned him at home. It wasnt until his 1969 move to Houston that