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France: Thousands take to streets to protest gay-rights advances

Interior minister suggests country is seeing formation of a ‘Tea Party à la française’

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Finnish swimmer comes out to raise awareness about Russia’s anti-gay laws

‘I wanted to start a broader discussion in connection with Sochi’: Liukkonen

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Brazil: Six arrested in connection with murder of gay teenager

Bruno Borges de Oliveira was beaten to death with a skateboard

Culture

The Reading List for Feb 3, 2014

By Simon Thibault

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Mark Tewksbury talks Sochi ahead of Feb 7 opening ceremonies

Former Olympian says human rights should be considered when choosing host cities

By Douglas Boyce

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Coca-Cola’s Super Bowl ad featuring gay dads gets mixed reviews

Reactions range from homophobic to supportive to critical of Sochi sponsorship

Review: Looking, Episode 3

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Making sense of Sochi

Ottawa panel will discuss LGBT rights in Russia and what individuals can do

By Julie Cruikshank

Travel

Hawaii 101

Getting to know the Aloha State

By Andrew Collins

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Athletes get mixed messages about speaking out at Sochi

Olympic officials have made vague and conflicting statements

Health

British health services warn MSM about Shigella dysentery outbreak

Non-travel-related infections in men on the rise

Arts

Questioning ‘truth’

Theatre duo looks at gay conversion therapy in new play

By Chris Dupuis

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US: Appeals court upholds California gay conversion therapy ban

Lawyer Shannon Minter says practice has ‘no scientific basis’

Video

Preventing HIV transmission with a daily pill regimen

Daily Xtra’s comprehensive PrEP coverage kicks off Feb 3

By Frank Prendergast

Arts

Youth in motion

Nova Scotia’s Molly Thomason unleashes her new album with an all-star band

By Shannon Webb-Campbell

Opinion

Reclaiming my life after burnout

The stresses of my HIV-sector job were so gradual that I didn’t realize I was being boiled alive

By Michael Burtch

Opinion

Breaking the global gay impasse

We need to hear more from potential gay-rights game-changers on the ground

By Natasha Barsotti

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Alberta theatre company claims anti-gay complaints hurt operations

City of Lethbridge says alleged petition had no bearing on Theatre Outré’s permit application

By Nathaniel Christopher

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