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'A Gay Girl in Damascus': Lesbian Blogger Becomes Syrian Revolt Hero

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First Posted: 05/11/11 12:25 PM ET Updated: 07/11/11 06:12 AM ET

TIME :

Inspiring the Syrian protest movement is an honest and reflective voice of the revolution: a half-American citizen journalist who, in illustrating her country's plight, risks death herself.

In a country that outlaws homosexuality, Amina Abdullah's blog, "A Gay Girl in Damascus," offers what she describes as "an out Syrian lesbian's thoughts on life, the universe and so on." Through the lens of her own life as an openly gay woman in Syria, she gives readers unsettling details about the state of the country.

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Inspiring the Syrian protest movement is an honest and reflective voice of the revolution: a half-American citizen journalist who, in illustrating her country's plight, risks death herself. In a co...
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USAFree1
08:41 PM on 05/12/2011
Hummm. Her blog is currently 'unavailable.' Considering she's from Syria, that's not good. May she keep her fingernails.
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compajuan049
Meat & potatoes lefty, freethinker/internationalis
01:55 AM on 05/12/2011
Good!! Time to rock those casbahs!!
(we barely have enough rocking our own though.,)
12:41 AM on 05/12/2011
Any headline with "lesbian" in it gets traffic.