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Same-sex marriage debate heats up in the South
Mitchel and Myers moved to New York City they said because it was easier to live as an openly gay couple.
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Aging with HIV
Patients with HIV and their physicians have a more complex challenge ahead as they treat HIV along with the typical illnesses that come with aging.
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Interfaith group takes on reproductive rights education
The campaign’s mainly liberal church struggle to meet the needs of its members.
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North Korean refugees build new lives in America
Those who find their way to the U.S. still have a long road ahead of them.
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Terrorism in Nigeria causes heartbreak here
Suicide bombings started in 2009 and the number of killings and attacks increased last year.
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Aspiring gay priest “Lives out Loud”
The journey was not easy for seminarian Tommie Watkins
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Afghans working for the U.S in Afghanistan are left behind as conflict draws to a close
About 75% of all the interpreters have had serious difficulties in obtaining these visas.
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Gay, dating and discrimination
Rejection from the mainstream has also lead to an increased number of people reaching out to support groups for social networking.
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Women veterans battle homelessness
Finding help to prevent homelessness is increasingly difficult.
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Audio postcards from downtown New York City
The staff of Pavement Pieces use sound to tell stories of places and people.