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Gay South Asians

by Arun Venugopal

NEW YORK, NY May 16, 2005 —Arun Venugopal of the newspaper India Abroad, found that gay South Asians have created a community in New York that includes many Indian and Pakistani customs. But there are some aspects of South Asian culture that they want to escape, and can't.

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