This man reversed his earlier mentioned religious conversion after he was shot by Joseph Paul Franklin, leaving him paralyzed.  
A company named for this man distributes the New York Review of Books.  After announcing that, thanks to Ruth Carter Stapleton, he had converted to Evangelical Christianity, this man announced that he'd give new names such as "Turkey of the Month" and "Chester the Protector" to some recurring features.  This man once published a satirical advertisement for Campari where the interview subject declares that his first time occurred in an (*) outhouse when the subject and his mother were "drunk off our God-fearing asses".  He was the first to nationally publish "pink shots".  This man reversed his earlier mentioned religious conversion after he was shot by Joseph Paul Franklin, leaving him paralyzed.  He was played by Woody Harrelson in a 1996 dramatization of a trial involving Jerry Falwell.  For 10 points, name this publisher of Hustler magazine.
A company named for this man distributes the New York Review of Books.  
Larry Flynt [or Larry Claxton Flynt, Jr.] 