The White Room
As students poured into Les Spirites, to occupy hotel rooms, a LGBT or self-proclaimed lezian took it upon herself to educate her peer, one night in bed. Mandy was her name. She spoke of the “White Room”. Spotless, clean, sterile. Up in the towers of Les Spirites Skyscapers, where leaders and upstarts in the business world worked, a group of lezians worked. Sometimes convertly. They worked. They wore the white rings. Their peers in the underworld wore black, or green, or something dark and red. White was a simple of their purity and strength: disavowing notions that success, in both life and business precluded them, they worked assiduously. Set aside a room, called it the “White Room”, the symbol of their resolve. It had a desk, a cabinet of her resolutions. More importantly, they never …