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A reader sent me a fascinating map of same-sex marriage across the globe. As would be expected, Africa and South Asia has the strictest laws against homosexuality. See: http://www.upworthy.com/mapped-where-its-good-to-be-gay-where-its-bad-to-be-gay?c=upw1
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