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MEENA SESHU
Meena Seshu, founder and Secretary General of SANGRAM, an Indian NGO, on the intersections of activism on behalf of women, LGBT people, and sex workers in India.
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MAURICE TOMLINSON
The stories of LGBT people around the world are rich, diverse, and often unheard. They are stories of persecution and triumph, adversity and strength.
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ANASTASIA SMIRNOVA
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CHAPTER 8
KENITA PLACIDE OF ST. LUCIA
Kenita Placide, a St. Lucian LGBT activist, shares her personal story of reluctantly becoming a leader in the LGBT community in the Caribbean.
CHAPTER 6
MEENA SESHU
OF INDIA
Meena Seshu, founder and Secretary General of SANGRAM, an Indian NGO, on the intersections of activism on behalf of women, LGBT people, and sex workers
in India.
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ESSY OF KENYA
Ruth Messinger (AJWS) talks with Essy, an activist based in Kenya who often dialogues with people hostile to
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CHAPTER 9
BISI ALIMI OF NIGERIA
ALICE NKOM OF CAMEROON
Bisi Alimi was the first Nigerian to openly declare his sexuality on national television, an event which transformed Nigeria's discussion of sexuality -- and threatened his life.
Why has 69-year-old Alice N’kom risked everything to defend gays in a country where homosexuality is illegal? Because ‘someone has to do this.’
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