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Help "We Belong" win one for the lavender team

Michael over at PageOneQ has a special request :

If 1,000 people hop over to the Current TV site and vote for the documentary about two teenagers being bullied for being gay, the producers have promised the entire $100,000 prize will be directed towards programs which help reduce homophobia in America's high schools.

So go vote now.

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