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Ana Brnabić: Serbia's first Lesbian Prime Minister

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A Lesbian Prime Minister Oversees a New Gay Era for Serbia:

For a nation whose Pride events are often a target for violent bigots, the 2017 election of a lesbian Prime Minister is an important step – but there’s a long way to go.

Next: For 19-year-old campaign manager, it’s not just politics, it’s personal.
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