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Queens filmmaker Selena Blake confronts Jamaican homophobia head-on in ‘Taboo Yardies’

Blake’s documentary tells harrowing tales of violence against homosexuals on the Caribbean island It took Queens filmmaker Selena Blake four years to complete ‘Taboo Yardies’, a documentary about homophobia on the island of Jamaica. Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/queens-filmmaker-selena-blake-confronts-jamaican-homophobia-head-on-taboo-yardies-article-1.1075707#ixzz1unezPCqY It took four … Continue reading

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Church opposes gay stigma on HIV/AIDS advocacy

Byron Buckley, Contributor REPRESENTATIVES OF UNAIDS are faced with the dilemma of how to enlist the support of local faith-based organisations (FBOs) in the HIV/AIDS prevention campaign without violating the institutions’ doctrinal principles. A major stumbling block, which was identified … Continue reading

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‘My sister will be killed if she is sent back to Jamaica’

Brother pleads with Government to halt lesbian deportation Written by Mark Williams A WEST YORKSHIRE man says his lesbian sister will be killed if she is sent back to Jamaica and is urging immigration officials to reconsider a decision to … Continue reading

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Stories of the Past

Bruce Golding- Not in my cabinet Mista Majah P( bruce golding)gay killing in jamaica)blood bath Unconditional Love for LGBT Jamaicans Leads in Review: Jamaicans discuss gay rights Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up Share … Continue reading

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Hello, JFJ! The gays already won

By Orville Taylor, Contributor I am not a betting man, but I am willing to bet my bottom dollar that my friend Damion Crawford will be flabbergasted to know that Parliament that he has now joined has already done what … Continue reading

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Caribbean Watch – Bishop Supports End to Buggery Laws

Antigua St John’s – The newly installed Roman Catholic bishop for St John’s-Basseterre, Kenneth Richards, said he would support any effort that will de-criminalise buggery. Speaking on Observer Radio on Friday, Bishop Richards said while de-criminalization does not make the … Continue reading

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