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Pastors stand against anti-gay Ugandan bill

April 28, 2010 |

By Steve Fox on April 28, 2010

Several local religious leaders spearheaded a vigil Tuesday in D.C. to support LGBT people in Uganda. Lawmakers in the African nation are considering an anti-gay bill that could make homosexuality punishable by imprisonment or death. About 20 people attended the vigil at National City Christian Church. (DC Agenda video by Steve Fox)

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