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February 7, 2013

Russia's Gay-Free Zones

Kevin Sullivan, The Compass

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Following the passage in recent days of two bills embracing full marriage equality in Britain and France, Andrew Sullivan reflects on the remarkable progress he has witnessed on gay rights in Great Britain.

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