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LGBT equality doesn’t exist – but here’s how to fight for it

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When I came out as gay in my sophomore year of college, I absolutely loved going to Tigerheat – a kitschy 18-and-over gay club in Los Angeles.

I mostly remember my nights there as frivolous fun, but they also had deeper meaning. That’s where I first learned how to openly and unabashedly celebrate being gay.

I danced wildly to Britney Spears in the fog and strobe lights, made out with beautiful men and bonded with college friends who came along.

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