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Britain’s best-known gay activist, Peter Tatchell, confronted Pakistan’s Pervez Musharraf this past weekend when the dictator arrived in London on the last…
Anyone who thinks that Mike Huckabee, the most dangerous presidential candidate for the LGBT community, is out of the running because of…
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