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Guadalajarans March to Protest Homophobia

Written by Felisa Rogers on June 1, 2012

Viva Jalisco

Hundreds of Guadalajarans gathered in the city center to pay tribute to local gay icons. The gathering was followed by a silent march to protest homophobia. Guadalajara ranks fifth in the nation for per capita hate crimes.