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The Ugandan gay rights group, Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG), has accused Springfield pastor Scott Lively of a crime against humanity. SMUG says Pastor Lively conspired with groups opposed to gay rights to deny Ugandans of universal human rights based on their sexual orientation. Guests include Pastor Scott Lively.

December 28 / Radio Boston

Issues and Countries: Society Culture and Religion, Uganda, United States



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