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Advocate, The, Sept 27, 2005
What's the best way to challenge homophobic attitudes held by people who don't know any gays or lesbians? Let them talk to one face-to-face.
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That's the conclusion of a growing number of libraries across Europe, including the city library in Malmo, Sweden. Patrons there were able to "check out" people from a number of different occupations or minority groups--including a lesbian--for a 45-minute chat during a two-day period in August. The project, called Living Library, was introduced in Denmark in 2000 and has since been tried in Norway. Portugal, and Hungary.
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