"homofascist" meaning in English

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          "text": "Because Christians always seem to be on the defensive, it is no wonder that the homofascists have advanced their agenda as far as they have. It is long overdue for Christians to go on the offensive by reframing the debate altogether.",
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          "text": "Given his homosexuality, his mental illness, and his tendency to portray muscled male bodies, Janni is particularly vulnerable to being read off as a homofascist, even by those critics who do not intend to do so.",
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        "(derogatory) A proponent of homofascism."
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          "text": "Stone evokes these typologies most disturbingly in his homofascist portrait of J. Edgar Hoover.",
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          "text": "Schelsky's discussion of the challenge of masculinity in modern society points to one of the paradoxes of homofascist discourse, namely the hypermasculinity associated with homosexuality (as in fascism) on the one hand and its inherent femininity on the other.",
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