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September 19, 2012 News » News Feature

After the Arab Spring, the future is uncertain for Muslim gay youth

by Anna Blackshaw

Houssem Ben Issa is 20 years old, and like most of Tunisia's gay population, he participated in the uprisings that led to the overthrow of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the brutal leader who ruled this North African country for more than…

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Excellent piece on a very prevalent subject. You explain with such care the ins and outs of a life threatening …

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extraordinary story Barry- perfect blend of personal story and socio-political context. just great! Made me think a couple times, too …

by Betsy MacMichael on A good death: Like Sue Otterbourg, more people are taking control of the end (News Feature)

So, who put the Republicans in charge of the NC Democratic party?

Because if this isn't the case, then …

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