Reflections on Laramie's Legacy

This chapter explores the lasting impact of a notorious hate crime on the town of Laramie, examining residents' perspectives on the media's portrayal of their community as homophobic. It discusses the irony of these representations given Laramie's relative liberalism and diversity, sparked by the presence of a university. The chapter also addresses the complex feelings of local residents about the narratives shaped by productions like 'The Laramie Project' and the call for a more accurate representation of their identity.