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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A homosexual organized crime member. This is most common in British works, perhaps because one of the Kray twins fits this idea. Similarly, this is especially true when a work is set around the time when the Krays lived. In America, the gayngster is often a Scary Black Man or Latino. The character can be repressed or fairly open about it, but an important idea is the contrast between his "un-masculine" (how he would see it) sexual orientation and brutal, macho behavior. |