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Growing up in conservative West Michigan, I watched lesbian and gay friends and family members struggle to be accepted and be treated equally. There are gains and losses in this fight every day, and it is vital — for LGBT individuals and their straight allies — to stand up and to pay attention.

06 February 2011

LGBT in Egypt

An interview with Rasha Moumneh, a researcher with Human Rights Watch from The Gist.

http://www.signorile.com/2011/02/what-protests-mean-for-lgbt-egyptians.html


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  1. coco panFebruary 6, 2011 at 11:48 PM

    Thanks for sharing! Very interesting interview, and this aspect of the uprising hasn't been covered a lot. My friend lives in Egypt. I don't know if he and his partner are out of the closet or not, but I've been wondering what life is like for them right now.

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