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The clan Sigma Phi Epsilon at University of Vermont (UVM) has been busted for sending out a questionnaire amongst brothers which included the absurd, “If I could rape someone, who would it be?” It seems to be a joke — er, “joke” — looking at how other questions on the survey included benign questions like the brothers’ names, birthdays, hobbies, and approaching goals. UVM students can sign a petition asking to break up the Sigma Phi Epsilon frat over this incident here . If we have any Frisky readers at UVM, I’d sweet to hear your take on the reaction on campus. [ Safer Campus ] Fourteen years ago, twin twin boys named Wyatt and Jonas were born to two parents in Maine. Today, Wyatt lives as Nicole and the whole next of kin has helped to support their transgender loved one through the Children’s Infirmary Gender Management Services Clinic in Boston. “She actually is a girl,’’ says mom Kelly, “a girl born with a family defect.

Source: The Frisky

by James Lovette-Black

In a vast hinterland in the throes of passion, corruption, and strict surveillance, Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe is known as one of the worst anti-gay autocrats in Africa. Mugabe has repeatedly located guilt for the evils of the homeland on lesbians and gays, culture and excitement widespread prejudice. His bad homophobia has been promoted to the rape of lesbians and gays launches Zimbabweans, under the image of "correct" in heterosexuality.

The United States Aver Branch 2009 Good Samaritan Communication Rights in Zimbabwe identified long-term, politically sanctioned anti-gay refinement, ferocity, and tortured by Mugabe's henchmen, including the rape of lesbians and gays working in heterosexual acts with some following raped by members of the family, obviously the "mare nostrum" them.NGOs, AIDS Unchain Out of sight, reported in December 2009 that he interviewed 70 women reported being raped on the norm in the top five times and by chance, higher, as women often became deaf during the lout carnal assault....

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by Bradley Traynor

Gay Zimbabweans puss widespread harassment and some have even been raped by those intending to change over their sexuality, the U.S. Claim Office said in a chin-wag of its annual generous rights write-up in Zimbabwe. Gay men were strained into heterosexual acts and lesbian women were raped, sometimes by manly relatives, to inform about them to convert their ways, said Amanda Bearer, public constable at the U.S. Embassy in Harare and compiler of the dispatch. “Some families reportedly subjected men and women to corrective rape and unnatural marriages to help heterosexual running,” she said Tuesday.

Study the full parable from the Associated Newswomen.

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