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Pride vs. prejudice

Started by LostInTime, August 07, 2007, 07:34:10 AM

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The Japan Times
By JAMIE FINDLAY
Special to The Japan Times

On the one hand, Japan has a large lesbian and gay community, and it's becoming more visible. Two years ago, Osaka Prefectural Assembly member Kanako Otsuki came out as a lesbian and has since married her partner (though the marriage is not legally recognized). And Setagaya Ward's Aya Kamikawa has become the country's first transsexual politician.
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