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Gay twin brothers launch the ‘pink LinkedIn’ – a professional networking site for the LGBT community

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sexual harassment, homophobic jokes, stereotypical attitudes about our “lifestyle” and just a general disregard for our life experiences, our feelings and our professional experiences,’ says Adrien. ‘And so we sat down one day and asked each other what the solution looked like.

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