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Letters | January 2006
As a social worker for transgender youth, I was delighted by your article about muxe culture in Oaxaca ['Stepping Out,' November]. It was refreshing to...
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T+L Reports: Aloha, Shangri La
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Leave Winter Behind
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Letters | February 2005
I first fell in love with West African music while dancing under a starry sky at a Dakar nightclub. Alex Shoumatoff's description of Malian music...
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