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By Thomas Grove. It passed with votes in the seat lower house, the Duma. One deputy abstained and no one voted against. There are no official figures on anti-gay crime in Russia, but in an online poll last year, 15 percent of about gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender respondents said they had been physically attacked at least once in the previous 10 months.


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Russia passes anti-gay law, activists detained | Reuters
A lot of gay and lesbian foreigners associate Brazil with images of transvestites, Carnaval drag queens, and the muscle boys of Ipanema and allow themselves to think that Brazil is a very gay-friendly place. Brazil is more tolerant of gay men and lesbians than many other Latin American countries. As with heterosexuals, gays and lesbians are also much more open about flirting in public. Gay men, lesbians, and straight people mix much more, and the result is a less overt and politicized gay and lesbian presence than in North America or Europe. Although the drag queen and flamboyant queen are very much an accepted part of the culture during Carnaval, even in small rural towns, the most macho of men don wigs, miniskirts, and lipstick , there is a difference between spectacle and humor and the reality of day-to-day life. Brazil is ultimately a macho culture, and explicit signs of homosexuality can incite insults and even violence. In the more conservative Northeast and rural areas, it is even more common.



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The prisoner succumbs reluctantly. A sponsor of the late-night soap opera had a different reaction: It dropped its advertising immediately. Unfortunately, Helena has already been smitten with Dario, a tall, handsome rebel leader.





A swap so sweet! A lesbian couple from Charlotte, North Carolina, are enjoying the power of the Internet after a photo posted two months ago has gone viral. The pair, Melanie and Vanessa Iris Roy , shared side-by-side shots of their respective baby bumps via Instagram this past February, featuring both ladies during their separate pregnancies. The photo shows an expectant Melanie leaning over and planting a kiss on Vanessa — who hides a bouquet of hydrangeas behind her back. Then, the second snap features mom-to-be Vanessa , resting her hand on her baby bump and giving Melanie a peck on the beach.
