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Michael Wilkerson

Michael Wilkerson is a journalist and Fulbright Fellow in Uganda. He has reported for local and international publications including World Politics Review and Foreign Policy.

Politics/Law, Sexuality/GenderMay 13, 2010

American Supports Ugandan Anti-Gay Bill

By Michael Wilkerson

Under fire from LGBT rights activists, the American anti-gay crusader claimed he didn’t know about the Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill, even as he organized an event decrying homosexuality in Uganda. A report from Sunday’s rally in Kampala shows that despite Engle’s denials of support, other speakers were calling for the bill’s passage.

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