Puerto Vallarta News

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Despite recent victories, plights of many LGBT people remain ignored

To be sure, monumental gains have been made for LGBT rights over the past decade: national marriage rights, widespread media representations and the end of “don’t ask, don’t tell” in the military.

Yet often glossed over in the coverage of political victories and pop culture accounts, like the recent film Stonewall, are those among the LGBT community who have yet to reap the rewards, who remain marginalized, exploited and victimized.

For example, just last week, the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs Read Full Story

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