The sign in the lobby at San Diego Repertory Theatre says “Presented in blunt colorful language and stress for all.”

The warning refers to their production of Bruce Norris’ “Clybourne Park,” the 2011 Pulitzer Prize-winning riff on Lorraine Hansberry’s 1959 classic “A Raisin In The Sun.”

Hansberry’s play recounts the experiences of the African-American Younger family as they plan a move out of the Southside Chicago ghetto and into a predominantly white neighborhood, and the concomitant racist attempts of the new neighborhood to keep them from moving in.

SAN DIEGO – Almost half of readers of San Diego Gay & Lesbian News who took our poll say they believe that open relationships don’t usually work.

Our poll question was: Do you think open relationships work?

The results, which are not scientific, reveal that 49% of readers think that open relationships are rarely successful, 39% believe that open relationships work most of the time, and 13% say they are unsure.

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HELENA, Mont. — LGBT advocates said Monday they hope the Montana state legislature will finally repeal an obsolete state law that criminalized gay sex before it was struck down by the courts in the 1990s.

The Montana Supreme Court in 1997 ruled as unconstitutional the portion of the “deviate sexual relations” law that includes “sexual contact or sexual intercourse between two persons of the same sex” in the same definition that also includes bestiality.