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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Dan Savage is a sex columnist whose column "Savage Love" is syndicated in many alternative newsweeklies (its home paper is Seattle's The Stranger). he is also the co-creator (with his husband Terry Miller) of the It Gets Better Project, which encouraged gay adults to create YouTube videos telling gay kids that it, well, gets better after they graduate from high school. |
