Dr. Fauci reflects on religion, divisiveness, and the special place gay men have in his life (exclusive)
Fauci credits good genes and the thrill and excitement of his work with keeping him young and still going strong at 83.
August 1, 2024
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Fauci credits good genes and the thrill and excitement of his work with keeping him young and still going strong at 83.
Justin Deabler is a lawyer in New York City, but he may be better known to millions of TV viewers as a Hawaii cast member of MTV's The Real World. Like most gay men and lesbians, he is furious that the president and conservative lawmakers are backing the Federal Marriage Amendment. To him, the president is trashing the country's most precious document for short-term political gain
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