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Ending anti-gay law doesn't end prejudice: gay Ugandans who fled country

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Ending anti-gay law doesn't end prejudice: gay Ugandans who fled country
 - Recognizing the risks for LGBT refugees, the U.N. refugee agency said it is prioritizing their cases for resettlement. The 26-year-old gay Ugandan has ...
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B.C. father and daughter accuse Canadian Tire, security company of racism, profiling • ABC's racism report is a watershed moment for the media industry •   Australian national broadcaster finds 'systemic' racism in workplace  • Racism in Brazilian Football Report Points to Increase in Cases in 2023  • B.C. father and daughter accuse Canadian Tire, security company of racism, profiling ... company of racial profiling and racism after they say he was singled out at a store in Coquitlam and an employee responded with a racist comment. View article... ABC's racism report is a watershed moment for the media industry  From 120 current and former ABC staff instances of overt and covert racism were found including racial slurs, derogatory and offensive comments, ... View article... Australian national broadcaster finds 'systemic' racism in workplace  Staff members interviewed described overt racism , including racia
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