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After attacks, many Parisians embrace food, wine and friends
“I have so many glittery memories ,” said Stephane Le Breton, a Bataclan regular, “laughing with friends, dancing with drag queens…”
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Frank Ocean: Trump is exploiting Paris for political gain
“How is it ‘interesting’ that these shootings happened in a country that’s tough on guns? Tell us, Don.”
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Eiffel Tower goes dark as France mourns 129 dead
The Eiffel Tower stood dark in a symbol of mourning Saturday night as France struggled to absorb the deadliest violence on its soil since World War II.
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Gossip magazine ordered to pay damages for ‘outing’ French right-wing politician
A court in Paris ordered the magazine “Closer” to pay damages for “invasion of privacy” after having “outed” Florian Philippot, one of the far-right National Front party’s top officials, as gay.
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French court extends adoption rights to married, lesbian couples
PARIS — France’s highest court has ruled that married lesbian couples are allowed to adopt their spouse’s child born through in vitro fertilization or other medically assisted reproduction. The Cour de Cassation’s ruling is a consequence of the legalization of same-sex marriage in France last year.
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Season of Pride: LGBT people, allies celebrate Pride around the world
For gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people and their allies, June is a month of pride and celebration. Around the globe, LGBT Pride Month has been marked with parades and marches, festivals and dances, and in some cases, protests and counter-protests. In the United States, much of the celebrations have focused on a string of victories …
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Three men sentenced in 2013 attack on gay couple in Paris
PARIS — Three French men were sentenced in Paris on Tuesday for a 2013 attack on a gay man and his partner who were walking arm-in-arm. The men were sentenced for the attack on Wilfred de Bruijn, who was beaten unconscious near his home early in central Paris on April 6, 2013, sustaining five fractures in his head and face, abrasions and a lost tooth.
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Paris wins bid to host 2018 Gay Games
PARIS — Paris has won the bid to host the 2018 Gay Games, the lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender community’s answer to the Olympics.
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Paris police obtain video footage of gay rights activist’s murder
PARIS — Investigators say they have obtained surveillance video that captured the fatal clash between skinheads and gay rights activist Clement Meric earlier this month.
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French Prime Minister orders extreme-right group dissolved after student’s murder
PARIS — French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault on Saturday directed Interior Minister Manuel Valls to take immediate steps to dissolve the extreme right group known as Revolutionary Nationalist Youth, believed to have neo-nazi ties.