[Video] Race and gay pride: Where to next?
VIDEO The Jo'burg Pride committee dissolved in 2012 over a protest that turned into an ugly racial spat. We report on the fall-out and plans for Pride 2013.
VIDEO The Jo'burg Pride committee dissolved in 2012 over a protest that turned into an ugly racial spat. We report on the fall-out and plans for Pride 2013.
Following the dissolution of the Jo'burg Pride committee last year, the M&G follows up on what Pride 2013 might look like.
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