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Falling Out with Leo Cusimano: Journalism is key to our democracy

This week, I sit down with owner/publisher of the Dallas Voice Leo Cusimano to discuss the impact that LGBTQ journalism has on culture and how we continue to fight for equality as we move forward.

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