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Mozambique: Rapper Takes a Stand on Homosexuality

Written bySara Moreira
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Posted 2 July 2010 19:00 GMT

In a post titled Gayism is sinful[pt], Mozambican rapper Azagaia takes a stand on homosexuality: he defends “equal rights and opportunities for all Men. (…) No matter which sexual orientation”. Though the subject is rarely discussed in the southern Africa region, there is a debate tonight about “Sexual Orientation and Sports” [pt] in Maputo.

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