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This is the story of a revolution in a small town. It starts with the arrest and arrest and conviction of a crossdressing male, leading to a discussion and eventual canceling of a town morality law. The law was seen by one side as protecting the citizens from the immorality of the big cities and by the other as a denial of personal expression. Eventually this revolution touches every citizen.

It's told from the point of view of the employees of the town's newspaper.

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    "How did you learn to talk like that?" I asked her, my throat dry just looking at 'her'. Jane gave the oddest smile as if she could read my mind.

    "Delmonte's," Helen said, seriously. "The modeling academy. It has ads all the time in The Queen. They do voice lessons. A lot of girls like me are in the classes. Girls go for other reasons, too. I'l love to be a model. Madame Delmonte says I could be if I put my mind to it. Oh but the training is so expensive! I've so many things I have to buy! Being a girl is so much more costly that being a boy."

    "You should get yourself a sugar daddy," said Jane, teasing her.

    Helen blushed. "That's what everyone tells me," she said. "Do you guys know anyone like that?" She battered her eyes at me and Jane laughed out loud at her.

    "Not this one, darling," Jane said to Helen-George, tantalizing me. "He's taken."